Economic consulting for litigation, business strategy, and policy decisions

Our core areas of economic consulting

We apply rigorous economic analysis, expert evidence, and practical reporting to support high-stakes litigation, regulatory evaluation, strategic planning, and economic impact assessment for attorneys, businesses, government agencies, and nonprofit organizations. Learn more about our economic consulting services and see examples in our economic consulting case studies.

Litigation Economics & Expert Support

We build defensible damages models, lost profits forecasts, and valuation frameworks, and produce expert-ready exhibits and reporting that stand up under scrutiny in litigation and dispute resolution.

Regulatory and Public-Sector Evaluation

We assess regulatory programs, measure policy impacts, and produce defensible evaluations that inform public sector decisions, compliance strategy, and economic policy design.

Strategic Business & Market Analysis

We provide market analysis, scenario forecasting, and economic strategy insights that guide business planning, investment decisions, and competitive positioning.

Workforce & Job Quality Measurement

We measure job quality and labor market dynamics, design evaluation frameworks, and generate evidence that supports workforce strategy, funding decisions, and organizational planning.

Representative engagements include economic damages analysis for litigation, regional economic impact evaluations, statewide job quality measurement, and strategic workforce studies. See our economic consulting case studies for a summary.

What you can expect

You will get a clear plan, defensible analysis, and reporting that is built for decisions. We start by confirming the question, the audience, the timeline, and what data exists. Then we deliver work that your team can use with confidence.

Clear scope and deliverables

We provide a short scope that defines the question, the data we need, the method we will use, and what you will receive at the end. You will know what the output will look like before we begin.

Defensible methods

We use standard economic and statistical approaches and document assumptions so your counsel, stakeholders, or reviewers can follow the logic. When appropriate, we include checks and sensitivities so results are not dependent on one narrow setup.

Reporting people actually read

We write for the decision maker first. You get a clear summary, clean visuals, and plain language explanations. Technical details are available when needed, but they will not bury the main message.

What we offer

Choose the service that matches your question. If you are not sure, we will recommend the right approach and deliverables based on your decision, audience, and timeline.

Litigation Support and Expert Testimony

Damages models, lost profits analysis, and valuation frameworks tied to case facts and business records. Deliverables can include expert reports, deposition and trial testimony, hearing preparation support, and court-ready exhibits.

Regulatory and public-sector evaluation

Evaluation of programs, rules, and public initiatives with clear outcomes and transparent methods. Deliverables typically include an evaluation plan, results tables and visuals, and a written summary suitable for internal review and external stakeholders.

Business strategy and market analysis

Market sizing, demand and revenue drivers, forecasting, and scenario analysis to support planning and investment decisions. Deliverables can include a short memo or deck, a model with documented assumptions, and decision-focused recommendations.

Workforce and job quality measurement

Job quality and workforce analysis that can be updated over time. Deliverables can include indicator definitions, a repeatable workflow, and a set of tables and visuals for reporting by sector, occupation, or region.

Survey design and data collection

Survey instruments designed to answer specific economic questions. Deliverables can include questionnaire design, sampling and fielding guidance, and a clean dataset prepared for analysis.

Reporting and exhibits for decision makers

Clear reporting that translates analysis into decisions. Deliverables can include executive summaries, board-ready visuals, and technical appendices that document methods and assumptions.

How it works

1) Quick intake
We confirm the decision you need to make, whom the work is for, key deadlines, and what data exists.

2) Data request and analysis plan
You receive a short data request list and a written plan before we run analysis. This keeps scope, assumptions, and deliverables clear.

3) Draft and final deliverables
We share a draft early, incorporate feedback, and deliver final outputs in a format that fits your audience. This can include reports, exhibits, slide decks, and technical appendices as needed.

If timelines are tight, we can scope a first-pass deliverable and build from there.

Take the next step

If you are considering an analysis or need an expert, reach out. A short call is usually enough to confirm fit and the next step.

What to send (if you prefer email):

• A one-sentence description of the question

• Any key dates

• What data or documents you already have

Confidentiality is respected.