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EXPERTS
Glenn Mitchell
MANAGING ECONOMIST
Glenn Mitchell is a Managing Economist at OSKR. They teach economics, and consult to private firms, non-profit groups, and government agencies on topics related to competition, technology, intellectual property, transportation, and natural resources. Dr. Mitchell has had extensive experience working with experts and counsel to manage complex analysis in support of expert testimony in litigation and regulatory matters. In addition, they have presented analysis to the U.S. Department of Justice and Federal Trade Commission, the U.S. Surface Transportation Board, the European Commission Directorate General of Competition, and the China Ministry of Finance.
In the realm of competition litigation and regulation, Dr. Mitchell has conducted analysis of class certification, liability, and/or damages cases related to price-fixing, coordinated behavior, monopolization, vertical restraints, tying, exclusive dealing, and predatory pricing. With respect to intellectual property, they have conducted analysis of reasonable royalty rates and lost profits related to patent infringement, and the valuation of intangible assets. Their work in environmental and natural resource economics includes topics relating to the regulation of greenhouse gas emissions and the management of fisheries in the U.S. They have also conducted analysis of employee/independent consultant classification, and materiality and damages related to security fraud. Through this work, Dr. Mitchell’s specific industry knowledge includes: automotive sales and insurance, consumer products, digital storage manufacturing and sales, education, energy production and regulation, fisheries, housing construction, internet advertising, gasoline and other petroleum products (extraction, manufacturing, transportation, and wholesale/retail sales), handcrafting, integrated circuit design and testing, medical devices, minerals, pharmaceutical distribution, professional sports, rail transportation, restaurant franchising, wind turbines, and zero-emission vehicles.
Dr. Mitchell received a Ph.D. in Economics from the University of California at Santa Barbara. They are an Adjunct Professor at Occidental College, in the Department of Economics, where they teach Law and Economics. They have also taught Microeconomics at the University of Southern California, Marshall Business School.