Peter Simon

Peter Simon is an applied microeconomist known for his expertise in employing econometric techniques to analyze complex business issues. His work includes managing case teams on matters related to intellectual property, class certification, securities, price fixing, business valuation, and general damages.

Peter has a strong background in intellectual property matters, conducting analyses in patent infringement disputes such as lost profit and reasonable royalty assessments, as well as analyzing detailed paid search advertising data for trademark infringement disputes. He has collaborated with top marketing academics to explore consumer behavior online, evaluate the commercial reasonableness of marketing activities, and assess claims regarding the future of major brands.

In finance and securities, Peter has evaluated competition and volatility in the mutual fund industry, valued intricate currency derivatives, and assessed fee structures in relation to fund performance. He is experienced in sampling procedures and methodologies, having worked on cases involving mortgage-backed securities, insurance, Medicare fraud, and construction defects. Peter also serves as an expert on sampling-related issues in significant litigations.

Prior to his current position as Vice President at Analysis Group, Peter Simon gained experience as an Associate/Senior Associate at the same company, a Lecturer/Research Assistant at Princeton University, and a Research Assistant at the Federal Reserve Board. He holds a Ph.D. from Princeton University, a BA from Pomona College, and has conducted empirical research in various areas throughout his career.

Peter specializes in providing consulting and expert witness services in finance and economics, drawing on his extensive academic background, research experience, and practical expertise in analyzing economic and financial data.