Catherine Gendron-Saulnier

Education

Ph.D. and M.S., economics, and B.S., political science and economics, University of Montreal

Summary of Experience

Dr. Gendron-Saulnier specializes in the application of microeconomics and statistical analysis to antitrust, competition policy, intellectual property (IP), and commercial litigation matters in a variety of industries, including telecommunications, consumer products, agricultural products, online platforms, and technology. She has assisted clients in all phases of the litigation process and supported testifying experts in engagements such as assessing class certification claims, quantifying the economic impact of price-fixing conspiracies and false advertising, and estimating damages in commercial disputes. She also has experience applying marketing research methods to strategic business problems and litigation matters, including the development, administration, and analysis of surveys in antitrust, false advertising, and IP matters. Prior to joining Analysis Group, Dr. Gendron-Saulnier taught microeconomics and industrial organization at the University of Montreal.

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Selected Cases

• Alliance des professionnels et des professionnelles de la Ville de Québec, et al. v. La Procureure générale du Québec
• Federal Trade Commission v. Meta Platforms Inc., et al.

News

• April 4, 2024

  Analysis Group Announces Senior-Level Promotions

• April 7, 2023

  Analysis Group Supports Successful Defense of Challenged Meta/Within Unlimited Merger

  Antitrust & Competition, Technology