Biography

Dr. Green specializes in the analysis of damages issues in complex litigation. He has expertise in the analysis of allegations of fraudulent conveyance, looting, material adverse change, breaches of contract, patent infringement, professional malpractice, as well as issues related to antitrust liability, class certification, transfer pricing, and the effects of regulation on market outcomes. The industries involved in Dr. Green’s work include oil and gas, private equity, financial institutions, credit agencies, cable and telecommunications, pharmaceuticals, biotechnology, automobile parts, computers, and battery technologies.

Dr. Green holds a PhD in managerial economics and decision sciences from Northwestern University. Prior to joining LECG in 1999, Dr. Green held faculty positions at several universities including New York University and Northwestern University, where he taught undergraduate and graduate courses in microeconomics, industrial organization, antitrust economics, econometrics, and game theory.

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Profile Highlights

Professional Experience Consulting - 10 years Academic Professional - 6 years

Employment History

• 2009 to present, LECG Principal
• 2004 to 2009, LECG Managing Economist
• 1999 to 2003, LECG Senior Economist
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Education

• 1984, University of Western Ontario, BA
• 1985, University of Western Ontario, MA
• 1993, Northwestern University, PhD