Brad Rice

Managing Principal
Brad Rice
Boston

Education

Ph.D., economics, and M.A., political economy, Boston University; B.A., economics, University of Florida

Summary of Experience

Dr. Rice is an economist with a range of expertise in health economics, industrial organization, finance, statistics, and econometrics. He has extensive experience applying economic theory and statistical methods in complex litigation and research settings. Dr. Rice has led analyses related to government investigations and litigation matters, where he has supported counsel and served as an expert on alleged False Claims Act (FCA) violations, as well as on antitrust, cryptocurrency, insider trading, misappropriation of trade secrets, and breach of contract issues. In matters related to liability and damages, he conducts empirical analyses involving large-scale databases on a range of topics, including causal inference, merger simulation, and lost profits and budget impact. Dr. Rice’s case experience has involved assisting in the preparation of expert reports, testimony, and rebuttal analyses and arguments; developing sophisticated interactive models enabling real-time damages assessments under alternative scenarios; and presenting analyses to US Attorney’s Office investigators. In addition to his litigation work, he has provided econometric and statistical consulting on matters such as risk management, fair market valuation, and compliance. Dr. Rice is an adjunct faculty member of the Harvard University Department of Economics and has taught undergraduate courses on econometrics, health economics, industrial organization, and regulatory economics. He has published extensively in numerous peer-reviewed journals, and presented at conferences and seminars.

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