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In re: Lidoderm Antitrust Litigation, Dr. Hal Singer served as expert for end payor plaintiffs, and Omer Gold managed the case. One of their primary assignments was to quantify the share of the class comprised of Brand Loyalists. Plaintiffs acknowledged that they could not identify Brand Loyalists for exclusion from the end payer plaintiffs (“EPP”) class. According to Defendants, the inabilit…
Plaintiffs allege that the world’s largest banks colluded to fix and manipulate the prices of foreign exchange (“FX”) transactions and related financial instruments. Through electronic chat rooms, Defendants shared the prices and spreads they quoted to customers, as well as proprietary order book information and the timing of FX trades. Defendants communicated confidential client inf…
The U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) Antitrust Division has an ongoing criminal investigation into price-fixing and bid-rigging conspiracies involving the sale of automotive parts to automobile manufacturers. As of September 2017, the DOJ has obtained many guilty pleas from companies and individuals, and has issued fines totalling over $2.9 billion. Since 2012, Econ One has been working with an in…
The putative class is a group of former and current minor league baseball players alleging they were (i) not paid for all hours worked and (ii) underpaid for overtime. Dr. Brian Kriegler used publicly available data, player transactions, and survey data to devise a classwide damages model. The trial court granted class certification with respect to the California League and FLSA opt-ins. Currently…
A class of approximately 6,500 independent truck stops alleged that Comdata Inc., the leading trucker fleet payment card issuer, engaged in anticompetitive conduct that caused independent truck stops to pay artificially inflated transaction fees. Plaintiffs alleged that Comdata imposed anticompetitive anti-steering provisions in its agreements with independent truck stops, and that three national…
The putative class is a group of former and current hospital employees alleging a series of wage and hour violations, including (i) underpaid overtime, (ii) missed breaks, (iii) invalid rounding, (iv) inaccurate wage statements. Dr. Brian Kriegler’s analyzed timekeeping and payroll data to calculate classwide damages. He testified twice in deposition. The case settled after the court’s…
Ted Tatos was engaged to calculate wage and hour damages for lost meal/rest breaks and time spent donning/doffing for employees working at the Tooele military facility. He was also engaged to provide the same calculation at other EG&G facilities including Umatilla (OR), Pine Bluff (AR), and Anniston (AL).
