Bryan Ray

In antitrust matters, Mr. Ray has researched the competitive effects of a variety of mergers and acquisitions and consulted on civil antitrust litigations involving allegations of bid rigging, refusal to deal, predatory pricing, price discrimination, anticompetitive standard setting, patent and copyright misuse, and price fixing.

Mr. Ray's experience extends to matters involving intellectual property. He has consulted on the estimation of damages for cases involving patent, trademark, and copyright infringement and false advertising. He has also valued intellectual property (including patents, trademarks, and copyrights) for purposes of risk management, SFAS 141/142 compliance, transfer pricing, and asset sales. Mr. Ray's other litigation-related consulting experience includes damages estimations in matters involving alleged breach of contract, breach of fiduciary responsibility, and other commercial disputes.

Mr. Ray also advises firms on their operations and strategy. He has investigated strategic business line extensions and evaluated a firm's methodology for valuing intellectual property and its training program in connection with this methodology. During his studies, Mr. Ray focused his research on union bargaining and modeling the supply of labor.