Brad Rice

Managing Principal
Brad Rice
Boston

Education

Ph.D., economics, and M.A., political economy, Boston University; B.A., economics, University of Florida

Summary of Experience

Dr. Rice is an economist who serves as an expert and consultant in complex litigation, government investigations, and arbitration matters across health care, sports, technology, finance, and other regulated industries. His work spans a broad range of alleged conduct, including False Claims Act violations, antitrust and competition issues, consumer data privacy, insider trading, trade secret misappropriation, breach of contract, and valuation disputes. Dr. Rice has been retained as an expert witness and has provided sworn testimony in both federal civil and criminal proceedings. He has also supported expert engagements in matters involving liability, causation, class certification, and damages. His analyses frequently rely on large‑scale administrative and transactional datasets and employ advanced econometric, statistical, and financial techniques, including causal inference methods, merger simulation, valuation modeling, and lost profits analysis. Dr. Rice develops interactive and scenario‑based models used by counsel in real‑time litigation settings and has presented findings to multiple US Attorney’s Offices. In addition to his litigation practice, Dr. Rice provides analyses and consults to health care organizations on research and strategic decision making. He has published in peer‑reviewed journals and presented research at academic and professional conferences. Previously, Dr. Rice taught undergraduate courses in econometrics, health economics, industrial organization, and regulatory economics as adjunct faculty in the department of economics at Harvard University and as a lecturer in the department of economics at Boston University.

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