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Dr. Shehadeh specializes in the economics of intellectual property and
antitrust, economic design, and the application of statistical modeling
and econometrics to these areas. He has extensive experience analyzing
the valuation and pricing of intellectual property, including the calculation
of economic damages from patent, copyright, and trademark
infringement, as well as the calculation of economic damages in breach of
contract and other commercial disputes. He has also conducted research
and prepared reports on the competitive effects of mergers, joint ventures,
and other business combinations and has addressed a broad range
of market power issues in civil antitrust cases. Dr. Shehadeh’s work has
been incorporated into expert testimony presented in litigation, as well as
before the Federal Trade Commission and the United States Department
of Justice. In addition, while completing his doctorate in economics
at Cornell University, he taught graduate-level courses in mathematical
economics.
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