Daniel Ramsey

Dan Ramsey provides economic and statistical analysis in matters involving antitrust and competition, labor and employment, and consumer fraud and product liability claims. Dr. Ramsey leads teams and works closely with experts through all stages of litigation, with considerable experience at the class certification stage. He has expertise in implementing and evaluating econometric models and in analyzing large datasets.

Antitrust and competition

Dr. Ramsey analyzes class certification, liability, and damages issues in a range of competition-related cases. He has consulted on matters involving allegations of horizontal price fixing, market allocation, and monopolization, including In re Wholesale Grocery Products Antitrust Litigation and Anderson News LLC et al. v. American Media Inc. et al. He has also consulted on multiple labor-antitrust matters, including those alleging wage fixing. His experience spans multiple industries, including agriculture, consumer products, distribution, sports, and technology. He analyzed large proprietary datasets in several of these cases.

Labor and employment

Dr. Ramsey has consulted on class certification, liability, and damages issues in labor and employment matters. In multiple worker classification matters, he used large databases to analyze the nature and characteristics of work on online platforms.

Consumer fraud and product liability

Dr. Ramsey has analyzed class certification, liability, and damages issues in matters alleging consumer fraud and product liability. In multiple cases, including Guzman et al. v. Polaris Inc. et al. and Beef Products, Inc. et al. v. American Broadcasting Companies, Inc. et al., he performed econometric analysis to assess how the alleged fraud, defect, or challenged conduct affected market outcomes.

Other experience

Before joining Cornerstone Research, Dr. Ramsey taught undergraduate economics at the University of Chicago. He has also worked at the President’s Council of Economic Advisers.