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Chipotle was alleged to have misclassified apprentice employees as exempt from overtime pay. Plaintiffs said their duties were similar to those of hourly non exempt employees and they should have been paid for overtime hours. A class of current and former apprentice employees was proposed. Dr. Johnson was retained to analyze commonality for the class certification issues and estimate damages.

In an ICC arbitration, two subsidiaries of ConocoPhillips claimed damages from Petróleos de Venezuela, S.A., for their interests in two oil projects known as Petrozuata and Hamaca. Econ One was retained by counsel for Venezuela to provide expert analysis on quantum. Dr. Daniel Flores co-authored two expert reports and testified at the hearing in Washington, D.C.

The manufacturers of cylindrical lithium ion batteries (LIB) allegedly conspired to fix prices. The plaintiff class in this case includes those who purchased LIB batteries and any of the products that contain them (mainly notebook computers). The plaintiffs retained Econ One to assist two experts, including Prof. Ed Leamer, to determine if there was common impact of the fixed prices across the cla…

Government-Sponsored Entities (“GSEs”) are federally created private enterprises, such as the Federal National Mortgage Association and the Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corporation. To fund their operations, GSEs issue trillions of dollars in debt, underwritten by large financial institutions (“GSE Bond Dealers”). Plaintiffs allege that the leading GSE Bond Dealers engaged in a horizontal co…

Virtually every electronic device manufactured today contains components known as capacitors, which temporarily store an electrical charge; trillions of capacitors are manufactured each year. Plaintiffs allege that manufacturers of aluminum, tantalum, and film capacitors agreed to raise, fix, and stabilize capacitor prices. Price-fixing in this multibillion-dollar market allegedly began as far bac…

Ted Tatos was retained to provide estimates of the economic damages suffered by various businesses, including various growers, from the 2007 wildfires that occurred in Southern California.

Owners of Ford Focus automobiles alleged the cars suffered from excessive tire wear due to a suspension defect. Econ One and Prof Leamer reviewed analyses of vehicle auction data, warranty data, crash data, and third-party fleet data by opposing experts to assess evidence of whether or not there was a product defect.