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Michael J Jeffery was appointed chief executive officer in February 2007 and served as chief operating officer from April 2006. He has served on our board of directors since June 2003. Mr Jeffery was the treasurer and head of the markets division for the western hemisphere and a member of the senior executive committee of Standard Chartered Bank from 1994 until 2001. Prior to his service at Standard Chartered Bank, Mr Jeffery held senior executive financial and board of directors positions with Nikko Bank, Scandinavian Bank Group, and Finacorp SA New York. He has extensive, global experience in business and financial management, trading, sales, and administration, including past service on the board of directors of Banque Scandinave en Suisse, the Private Capital Group, Banco Scandinavian Sul America, and Scandinavian Pacific Limited.

J. Geoffrey Colton has served as our Director of Finance and Assistant Secretary since February 2003 and served as our Chief Financial Officer, Vice President and Secretary from June 2000 until January 2003. Prior to joining us, Mr. Colton served as Chief Financial Officer of T.Y. Lin International from April 1998 until March 2000. Mr. Colton also served as the Vice President of Finance for Kleinfelder, Inc. from October 1987 until March 1998. He has a BA in Political Science from San Francisco State University and an MBA from Golden Gate University.

John C. Burke has served as our Chief Financial Officer since January 2003. Prior to joining us, Mr. Burke served as the Chief Financial Officer and Treasurer of Braun Consulting Inc. for approximately six years. Prior to his service at Braun Consulting, Mr. Burke served as a member of senior management of the public accounting firm of Grant Thornton LLP for twenty years holding the positions of Chairman of the firm for three years and Chicago Area Managing Partner for seven years. He is a Certified Public Accountant and has a BS in Accounting from the University of Notre Dame.

Steven Fife is a veteran financial executive with more than 20 years experience in corporate accounting and financial controls for public companies. Prior to his promotion to the position of CFO, Mr. Fife held the role of LECG's vice president of finance, directing financial reporting and accounting for the firm. He has held senior finance positions at several other major companies including senior corporate controller at Gilead Sciences, vice president and corporate controller for Amkor Technologies, and a variety of financial posts at leading Silicon Valley-based fiber optics manufacturer JDS Uniphase, including vice president of operations finance. Mr. Fife, who also has an accounting and auditing background, was with Deloitte & Touche for nine years serving as a senior audit manager for numerous public company clients. Mr. Fife earned a BS in accounting from Brigham Young University (1983) and is a certified public accountant.

Tina M Bussone has served as our director of administration since April 2003. From September 2000 to April 2003, Ms. Bussone was LECG's manager of administrative operations. From September 1999 to August 2000, she was a regional operations manager at Navigant Consulting, Inc., and from August 1998 until September 1999, she was the office coordinator of our Washington, DC office. Prior to joining us in August 1998, Ms. Bussone worked for a law firm in Washington, DC. Ms. Bussone has a BS in Russian area studies from Georgetown University and a MBA from George Washington University.

Dr. Padilla earned M. Phil and D. Phil degrees in economics from the University of Oxford. He is a Research Fellow of the Centre for Economic Policy Research (CEPR, London), and a member of the Steering Committees of the Nyenrode Institute for Competition (The Netherlands) and the Association for Competition Economist (ACE) and is or has been member of the editorial boards of the Review of Economic Studies, Spanish Economic Review and Investigaciones Economicas (which he directed for more than three years). Dr. Padilla has written several papers on competition policy and industrial organisation in the Antitrust Bulletin, the International Journal of Industrial Organization, the Journal of Economics and Management Strategy, Journal of Economic Theory, the RAND Journal of Economics, the European Competition Law Review and World Competition. He is also a frequent speaker at competition policy conferences throughout Europe and the United States and part of LECG's Econometrics Team.

Atilano "Jorge" Padilla advises clients on a variety of competition policy and intellectual property issues covering a wide range of industries including retail electricity, media, telecommunications, entertainment, and technology. He has advised on various cases and given expert testimony before the French, German, Spanish, and Italian competition authorities, as well as in cases before the European Commission. Outside the European Union, Dr Padilla has advised clients in various antitrust cases in the United States and has submitted written testimony in Argentina, Jamaica, and Turkey. Dr Padilla earned MPhil and DPhil degrees in economics from the University of Oxford. He is a research fellow of the Center for Economic Policy Research (CEPR, London) and a member of the steering committees of the Nyenrode Institute for Competition (The Netherlands) and the Association for Competition Economist (ACE) and is or has been a member of the editorial boards of the Review of Economic Studies, the Spanish Economic Review, and Investigaciones Economicas (which he directed for more than three years). Dr Padilla has written several papers on competition policy and industrial organization in the Antitrust Bulletin, the International Journal of Industrial Organization, the Journal of Economics and Management Strategy, the Journal of Economic Theory, the RAND Journal of Economics, the European Competition Law Review, and World Competition. He is also a frequent speaker at competition policy conferences throughout Europe and the United States.

Cary Mack is a managing director with LECG. He has extensive experience in the investigation, analysis, quantification, and resolution of complex economic loss and accounting problems presented in the business and litigation environments. Mr Mack has provided consultation and qualified expert testimony regarding forensic accounting and economic loss investigations, causation analysis, damage quantification, and valuation in federal and state superior court civil litigation matters venued both nationally and throughout California. His industry experience is diverse and includes the financial services (banking, insurance, and investment management), real estate, technology, healthcare, manufacturing, entertainment, sports, telecommunications, professional services, education, and entrepreneurial business environments. Profile Highlights Professional Experience * Consulting * Corporate Executive Testimony Experience * Federal/National * State/Provincial * Mediation * Arbitration * Bankruptcy * Oral * Written Licenses & Certifications * Certified Public Accountant * Bar Admission * Certified Fraud Examiner * View All » Employment History * 2006 to present, LECG Managing Director * 2005 to present, Western Alliance Bancorporation (NYSE: WAL) Board of Directors, Audit Committee Chairman * 2003 to present, Torrey Pines Bank Vice Chairman - Board of Directors, Asset Quality Committee * View All » Education * San Diego State University, BS * University of San Diego, JD

Ms. Cindy Tomich, a managing director in LECG's Washington DC office, specializes in healthcare and life sciences. Ms. Tomich has more than 15 years of experience in providing business strategy and transformation solutions to the life sciences industry with a particular focus on the corporate enterprise and commercial sales and marketing components of the organizations. She works extensively with the executive leadership of these organizations to develop and implement business strategies and the associated operating and organizational models. This typically includes thorough assessment of the business issues and organizational capabilities and the design of pragmatic solutions designed for sustainable implementation. Ms. Tomich has experience helping businesses achieve change, a true differentiator that brings tremendous value to clients interested in making change happen. Her methodology applies highly participative consulting methodologies to accelerate solution design, decision making, and implementation. Ms. Tomich has worked with global pharmaceutical, biotech, and medical device companies throughout the value chain including strategic planning, research and development sales, market research, managed care, sales, marketing, sales and marketing operations, sales and marketing capability development and training, supply chain, and procurement. She has extensive experience working at the most senior levels of the organization across the world including the US, Europe, Canada, and Japan.

Daniel M Kasper is a managing director in LECG's Cambridge office. He has more than 25 years of consulting experience at LECG, Coopers & Lybrand, and Harbridge House, Inc. Mr Kasper brings both transportation industry knowledge and economic expertise to the firm. He has frequently testified as an expert on the aviation industry before state and federal courts and legislatures, executive branch agencies, and international organizations. Mr Kasper previously served on the faculties of the Harvard Business School and the University of Southern California, and as director of international aviation for the United States Civil Aeronautics Board where he was responsible for formulating and implementing the board's policies with respect to fares and rates, international aviation negotiations, competition, and regulatory policy. He also served as a member of the US National Airline Commission. Mr Kasper is the author of two books on aviation as well as numerous articles, case studies and research papers on various aspects of transportation and government policy. Mr Kasper earned his MBA and JD from the University of Chicago. Profile Highlights Professional Experience * Consulting - 24 years * Government Official - 4 years * Academic Professional - 10 years Testimony Experience * Federal/National * State/Provincial * Bankruptcy Representative Engagements * Air Transport Association of America, et al v. City of Los Angeles, Department of Airports and the Board of Airport Commissioners * AirTran Airlines, Inc. f/k/a ValuJet Airlines, Inc. v. Sabre Tech, Inc. and Saberliner Corporation * Alaska Airlines, Inc, et al v. Los Angeles World Airports, et al * View All » Publications * 1988, Deregulation and Globalization * 1987, The US Regional Airline Industry to 1996 * Articles Available On Request Employment History * 2005 to present, LECG Managing Director * 1993 to 1997, Coopers & Lybrand Partner and Chairman Transportation Industry Program * 1983 to 1993, Harbridge House Vice President and Director * View All » Education * University of Chicago, JD * University of Chicago, MBA * University of Kansas, BA

Gerald Lewandowski is a managing director with LECG in Washington, DC and provides consultation, strategic advice, and analytical services to clients regarding economic, information technology, regulatory, damages, and discovery issues. In particular, his expertise relates to designing and executing solutions to complex financial and economic questions by acquiring, assimilating, and analyzing complex data sets from relevant financial, transactional, survey, and other data systems (both internal company data and external data sources). Mr Lewandowski's expertise is primarily in the healthcare and pharmaceutical industries, where he has extensive experience assisting clients in high-profile class action lawsuits, qui tam lawsuits and government investigations. In particular, he has addressed issues related to information systems, healthcare billing and reimbursement issues, pharmaceutical sales and marketing issues, contractual arrangements, and government regulations. Mr Lewandowski provides a combination of industry and analytical expertise to provide creative and efficient solutions to the complex problems that affect the highly regulated and competitive healthcare industry, and he helps his clients take advantage of the data-rich environment in which they operate by using that data to arrive at conclusive results and provide support for decisions. Prior to his employment at LECG, Mr Lewandowski was a managing director with Navigant Consulting. Profile Highlights Professional Experience * Consulting - 12 years Representative Engagements * Consulting for Large PBM and Outside Legal Counsel Related to Qui Tam Action Brought on Behalf of Federal Government * Analysis of Pharmacy Transaction Chain and Reimbursement Methodologies * Consulting Related to Managed Care, Physician Billing, and Up-coding and Unbundling Payment Issues * View All » Publications * October 2008, Impact of Healthcare Reform on the Pharmaceutical Industry Employment History * 2006 to present, LECG Managing Director Education * 1996, College of William and Mary, BBA

Harrison L. Price has 19 years of merger and acquisition (M&A) advisory and institutional capital markets experience. Mr. Price's experience includes extensive buy-side and sell-side deal management for both private and public company clients. He has completed over 40 transaction and financial advisory engagements spanning most major industry groups. He has arranged capital transactions totaling $1.1 billion with institutional debt and equity sources. Mr. Price has testified on a variety of M&A matters including the adequacy of due diligence efforts, the effectiveness of the marketing process used for selling a company, and valuation. During his career, Mr. Price has provided both M&A services and financing services, including capital solicitation, structure, and placement. He has worked on a wide variety of transactions including private offerings of debt and equity, debt restructurings, corporate acquisitions by private investors, and sales and acquisitions of public and private companies. His industry experience includes retail, automotive, telecommunications, food service, chemicals, healthcare, energy, general manufacturing, and distribution. Mr. Price's distressed-situation experience includes completing both acquisitions and divestitures of companies in Chapter 11. He has served as financial advisor for bankrupt businesses, raised capital, restructured debt, and testified as an expert witness in bankruptcy court. He has also served as financial advisor to unsecured creditors' committees.

Howard Rosen has been involved exclusively in business valuations, financial litigation, and corporate finance related matters since 1981. He has acted as an advisor to private and public companies, regulatory bodies, and all levels of government on a wide variety of industries. He has also acted as an advisor to buying and selling parties in numerous transactions. His work experience covers assignments across Canada, the United States, Europe, the Middle East, and Asia. Howard has been qualified as an expert witness in over 100 damages quantification and valuation matters in courts in Canada and the United States and also in international tribunal hearings in Canada, the US, Asia, and Europe.

John "Tri" MacDonald, a senior managing director in Washington, DC, is a member of the LECG's executive management committee and has over 20 years of litigation and business advisory experience. He works with clients, primarily in the healthcare and pharmaceutical industries, on legal, regulatory, and financial issues. Mr. MacDonald has testified on matters involving economic damages, breach of contract, fraud, and class certification, among other issues. Prior to joining LECG, he was a managing director with Navigant Consulting, where he chaired the firm's healthcare and life sciences practice. Mr. MacDonald received a BBA degree in accounting from Georgetown University.

Kevin L. O'Brien is a Managing Director in LECG's Nashville office. Mr. O'Brien's experience includes over 15 years working with a broad array of clients involved in the health care industry, including managed care organizations, state-run health care programs, insurance companies, hospitals, legal firms, skilled nursing facilities, financial institutions, and multi-facility health care systems. Mr. O'Brien's areas of expertise span a wide variety of health care issues including litigation, financial analysis, development and maintenance of information systems, compliance, strategic planning and restructuring, financial operations issues, and disputes between payers and providers. Mr. O'Brien received a Master of Science in Systems Management from the University of Southern California, a Master in Health Services Administration from St. Joseph's College of Maine, and a Bachelor of Arts in Accounting from Michigan State University. Mr. O'Brien is a Certified Fraud Examiner and a Business Valuation Specialist.

Kim Frisinger has more than 30 years experience in managing and directing financial consulting, accounting and complex forensic investigative matters. Mr. Frisinger specializes in fraud and corruption investigative engagements with extensive international experience, particularly throughout Asia. Mr. Frisinger possesses a wide range of experience in financial consulting, financial management and law enforcement. He was formerly the Asia Pacific chief financial officer for Chase Manhattan Bank, special agent with the Federal Bureau of Investigations in New York, financial consultant, and the practice head in charge of forensic investigations and business intelligence for a large, international consulting company's worldwide practice. Most recently he has focused on investigations and accounting and financial consulting activities throughout Asia. In his most recent position, Mr. Frisinger led a team of more than 100 professionals in 14 countries throughout Asia and the Middle East providing consultation related to a wide range of sensitive forensic investigative issues and provided to a wide range of multi-national companies.

Laura Fuchs Dolan, a managing director in LECG’s Costa Mesa office, provides discovery assistance, causation analysis, and damage quantification analysis as well as testimony in personal injury, wrongful death, medical malpractice, product liability, and employment related disputes including wage and hour claims, discrimination, wrongful termination, constructive discharge, sexual harassment, breach of contract, and professional malpractice matters. Ms Dolan has provided expert testimony in federal and state superior courts throughout California and nationally. Ms Dolan has experience in many industries including financial services, healthcare, insurance, manufacturing, telecommunications, and professional services. Profile Highlights Professional Experience * Consulting Testimony Experience * Federal/National * State/Provincial * Mediation * Arbitration * Oral * Written Employment History * 2006 to present, LECG Managing Director * 1993 to 2006, Mack Barclay Inc. Shareholder * 1989 to 1993, Brinton Economics, Inc. Economic Analyst Education * Loyola Marymount University, MBA * Loyola Marymount University, BBA

Michael Bandemer is a managing director with LECG and is the co-leader of the firm’s finance and accounting services (FAS) legal technology and analytics consulting group. Mr. Bandemer brings to his clients the unique combination of experience and education in the disciplines of accounting, finance and technology. Mr. Bandemer has extensive experience in the investigation, financial analysis and resolution of complex economic loss and accounting matters presented in the business and litigation environments. He has also advised clients and testified in respect to legal technology issues including litigation risk and cost management, evidence collection and preservation, computer forensics, electronic discovery, complex data analytics and other information technology issues. The diverse range of matters Mr. Bandemer has assisted with includes misappropriation of trade secrets, breach of contract, business interruption, internal employment disputes, fraud investigations, securities and wage and hour class actions among others. He has experience in a broad spectrum of industries including high technology, financial services, construction, professional services, gaming, hospitality, entertainment, government, retail, auto, railroad, entrepreneurial business, manufacturing and real estate. Mr. Bandemer has provided qualified expert testimony at deposition, arbitration, federal and state court and has served as special master and third-party neutral in various engagements. Profile Highlights Professional Experience * Consulting Testimony Experience * Federal/National * State/Provincial * Mediation * Arbitration * Bankruptcy * Oral * Written Licenses & Certifications * Certified Public Accountant * Certified Management Accountant * Certified Information Technology Professional * View All » Publications * October 2006, A Practical Look at the Question of Proper Preservation of Electronically Stored Information in Today’s Business Litigation Environment * April/May 2002, Computer Forensics, an Effective HR Tool * September 2007, Anatomy of an IP Theft: A Case Study of a Forensic Computer Investigation Employment History * 2006 to present, LECG Managing Director * 1994 to 2006, Mack/Barclay, Inc. Partner * 1990 to 1994, Peterson Consulting, LP Senior Consultant * View All » Education * 1990, Arizona State University, BS

Mr. Neal Lawson, a director in the Washington, DC office, is a specialist in electronic evidence and consulting services. Prior to LECG, he was a managing director and regional leader for FTI Consulting and has significant managerial consulting experience for both the technology and litigation industries. He specializes in the implementation and procedural analysis of complex systems as well as application development, data analysis, document retention services, computer imagery and electronic discovery within complex commercial litigations. Mr. Lawson has a BS degree in computer science from Randolph-Macon College.

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Roger Siefert, a managing director in LECG’s New York office, is also the co-practice leader of LECG's forensic accounting and financial advisory services practice. Prior to joining LECG, Mr Siefert was a managing director and the co-global leader of the financial advisory and litigation consulting practice at Aon, an international consulting firm. This practice was transferred to LECG by Aon. He was also the North American leader of the financial advisory practice for Kroll and previous to that he was a partner at Deloitte & Touche. The first 10 years of his career were spent serving audit clients ranging from small closely held businesses to large publicly traded companies. Mr Siefert spent approximately five years working in Deloitte’s office of general counsel assisting lawyers with defending claims against the firm. Subsequently, Mr Siefert specialized in forensic accounting and litigation consulting in both Deloitte’s New York dispute consulting practice and at Kroll. Profile Highlights Representative Engagements * Advising Counsel During the Deposition and Trial Testimony of Opposing Lay and Expert Witnesses * Advising Counsel on Accounting and Auditing Issues * Analyzed Damages Calculations * View All » Employment History * 2008 to present, LECG Managing Director * Aon Managing Director * Kroll Leader North American Financial Advisory Practice * View All » Education * Indiana University, BS

Scott Van Meter has more than 20 years of diverse professional experience in accounting, law, management, forensic and investigative accounting, and litigation consulting. Prior to joining LECG, Scott was a managing director in the forensic accounting and litigation consulting practice at another international consulting company. He has also served as a principal at other global litigation consulting firms. Prior to his career in consulting, Scott was the president of a national temporary staffing company. He also practiced bankruptcy law at Bracewell & Patterson (now Bracewell & Giuliani) and Stearns Weaver Miller Weissler Alhadeff & Sitterson. His legal experience also includes corporate restructuring and commercial litigation. Scott began his career at Arthur Andersen, where he provided auditing and accounting services. During his career, Scott has managed consulting engagements and testified as an expert witness in bankruptcy matters, including avoidance matters, valuation, solvency and claims litigation as well as complex commercial litigation cases such as class-action and multi-district litigation engagements. In addition, Scott has substantial experience assisting clients with antitrust, accounting malpractice, director and officer malfeasance and economic damage issues. He also serves as the manager of a post-confirmation litigation trust with the responsibility of pursuing recoveries and plan administration. Most of these matters required the management of substantial volumes of document and electronic data as well as the creation and management of case specific databases.

Mr Sellick is an affiliate of the environment and insurance claims practice at LECG. He is an experienced consultant specializing in the management of complex quantitative analysis in litigation matters particularly projects in environmental, mass tort, and product liability claims. Mr Sellick has evaluated such claims in the context of insurance allocation, internal management, cost allocation, cost recovery, and litigation risk analysis. He has also participated in studies involving regulatory economics, cost accounting, and financial analysis of the electric utility industry. Mr Sellick has completed assignments for clients in the insurance, consumer manufacturing, electronics, aerospace, natural gas, pharmaceuticals, electric utility, and agricultural products industries. Profile Highlights Testimony Experience * State/Provincial * Mediation * Arbitration * Bankruptcy * Oral * Written Representative Engagements * Analysis of Litigation, Remediation, and Settlement Strategy for Paper Industry Business * Development of Cost Estimates for Asbestos Litigation Reform Proposals * Review of Environmental Protection Agency Remediation Costs of Hazardous Waste Site * View All » Employment History * 2007 to present, LECG Affiliate * 2007 to present, Gnarus Advisors LLC Director * 2001 to 2007, LECG Director / Managing Director * View All » Education * 1989, University of Pennsylvania, Wharton School, BS * 1993, University of Chicago, MA

Stephen Clarke provides consulting and expert services in litigation, accounting and financial management, economics, and business. Mr Clarke's broadly based background allows him to support clients in a wide range of industries and areas. He has worked extensively with attorneys in litigation matters. Prior to LECG, he was president and founder of Lancaster Consulting, LLC, based in Phoenix.

Vijay Sampath has more than 20 years of experience providing auditing, accounting, forensic accounting and litigation consulting services. Mr Sampath specializes in forensic and fraud investigations, post-closing purchase price disputes and other litigation matters involving bankruptcy and contract disputes. Prior to joining LECG, he was a managing director at Aon, an international consulting firm. Before he was at Aon, Mr Sampath was a senior director in the financial advisory services practice at another international consulting company. He also served as a senior manager in the forensic and dispute services practice at Deloitte. In this capacity, he managed numerous engagements involving post-closing purchase price and earn-out disputes, including investigation of potential objections to closing balance sheets, assisting in arbitration proceedings and preparation of arbitration submissions. Mr Sampath also has extensive experience in investigating Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA) violations, potential accounting irregularities, accounting malpractice, and bankruptcy avoidance action identification and recoveries. Before joining Deloitte, Mr Sampath served as the chief financial officer of a privately-held medical group practice and then as a director of finance for an internet company that provided medical services. He began his career in the audit and business advisory services practice at Price Waterhouse, where he audited public and private companies across various industries. During his career, Mr Sampath has assisted companies from a broad range of industries such as technology, healthcare, financial services, manufacturing, media/publishing and retail. Profile Highlights Representative Engagements * Assisted counsel in an FCPA investigation of one of the world’s largest automobile manufacturers. The matter involved ascertaining whether payments were made to government officials as inducements for obtaining or retaining business * Assisted counsel in bankruptcy litigation matters of a major waste management company, a leading telecommunications company and a home improvement retail company. Each matter involved fraudulent transfer or preference claims in excess of $50 million. * Assisted counsel in the defense of a former executive of a Fortune 50 company; issues include alleged improper revenue recognition, lack of appropriate disclosures, reserves manipulation and improper accounting for rebate accruals. * View All » Publications * 2008, Conducting FCPA Internal Investigations Employment History * 2008 to present, LECG Managing Director Education * Rutgers University, MBA * Sri Sathya Sai Institute of Higher Learning, BS

Bill Hamm has coordinated LECG’s Public Policy practice since he joined the firm in 1996. Previously he served on the firm’s Management Advisory Committee and Advisory Board. Prior to joining LECG, Bill was the Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer of the $50 billion Federal Home Loan Bank of San Francisco, where he was responsible for all business and financial activities. He also ran World Savings’ Loan Service business unit (revenues: $1.5 billion). In the public sector, Bill headed California’s Legislative Analyst’s Office – a 95-person office responsible for providing the Legislature and the public with objective, non-partisan analysis of all issues involving state tax and expenditure programs. He has served on the Board of Directors for PrimeTech, Inc., and currently is a member of the Board of Trustees for Freedom From Hunger – an international non-profit organization that operates credit and education programs in Africa, Asia, and South America.

Mr. Randlett is a certified public accountant, who serves as chairman of two public company audit committees: a $7 billion regional bank, and a $4 billion public real estate investment trust (REIT). He has 23 years of experience with an international CPA firm, having served as managing partner and associate Securities and Exchange Commission reviewing partner, and 17 years in expert witness testimony and litigation consulting.

Dr Andrew H Chen is distinguished professor of finance at the Edwin L Cox School of Business at Southern Methodist University. Prior to joining SMU, he taught at Ohio State University, the University of California at Berkeley, and the State University of New York at Buffalo. Dr Chen’s research has spanned a wide variety of fields including bank management and regulation, deposit insurance, derivatives pricing and regulation, corporate financial policy, and corporate pension strategy. He has edited and co-authored several books, and his more than 90 scholarly articles have appeared in journals such as the Journal of Finance, the Journal of Financial Economics, the Journal of Business, and the Journal of Banking and Finance. Dr Chen has served as chairman and director of several financial institutions and corporations. He has been a consultant to law firms, banks, corporations, and government agencies. He has also testified as an expert witness in many utility rate proceedings and litigation cases involving valuation and options strategy. In addition to having been a visiting scholar at prominent universities in Australia, Hong Kong, Singapore, and Taiwan, Dr Chen has been elected a director of the Asia-Pacific Finance Association. Currently, he also serves as the editor of research in finance, a managing editor of the International Journal of Theoretical and Applied Finance, and the vice president of programs for the 1999 Annual Meetings of the Financial Management Association, International. He holds a bachelor’s degree in economics from the National Taiwan University, as well as an MA in economics and a PhD in finance from the University of California at Berkeley.

Bryan Vitner is director in LECG’s Los Angeles office. His responsibilities include assisting in the identification, coordination, and delivery of expert and advisory services to leading law firms, corporations, and government agencies worldwide. Mr. Vitner specializes in relationship development, lead generation, and the creation and execution of strategic initiatives related to business development, marketing, and practice development. Prior to joining LECG, Mr. Vitner was senior managing consultant at Navigant Consulting (formerly Peterson Consulting) and was an original member of the business development team. In addition to his client services role, Mr. Vitner has participated in and managed numerous consulting assignments in the intellectual property and labor and employment areas. Overall, he has more than 12 years of experience working in the litigation and advisory consulting arena. He has a degree in business administration from the University of Illinois at Champaign-Urbana. Profile Highlights Employment History * 2009 to present, LECG Director

Prior to joining CRA as a vice president in the Finance practice, Dr. Babbel was a senior financial economist in the Financial Sector Development Department of the World Bank. With dozens of articles and publications to his credit, along with a number of books and monographs, Dr. Babbel is an expert in the fields of finance, investments, risk management, insurance, pensions, and international business. His specialties within these fields are life insurance, annuities, asset/liability management, fixed income securities, and valuation. In addition, Dr. Babbel is currently a professor at the Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania, having previously held a position at the Haas School in the University of California at Berkeley. During his more than 25-year career as an educator, Dr. Babbel has taught courses in finance, insurance, and risk management at the undergraduate, graduate, doctoral, and executive level. He has also been invited to speak before many conferences, conventions, and seminars, both in the United States and abroad.

David Hadorn specialises in healthcare evaluation, critical appraisal of research literature, cost-effectiveness analysis, and health services research. David received his MD from the University of California in 1976. He worked in hospital accident and emergency departments for 12 years, and in 1988 he received a master's degree in philosophy from the University of Colorado. His thesis dealt with healthcare and distributive justice. David then completed a two-year fellowship in health services research at RAND Corporation in Santa Monica, California, which was followed by consultant positions with the US Agency for Health Care Policy and Research, Oregon Health Services Commission, British Columbia Office of Health Technology Assessment, British Columbia Ministry of Health, New Zealand Ministry of Health, and New Zealand Health Funding Authority, where he served as chief advisor for research and policy. David served as project director for the New Zealand Priority Criteria Project (NZPCP) and research director for the Western Canada Waiting List Project (WCWL). In 2002 he received a PhD degree in philosophy from Victoria University, Wellington. His doctoral dissertation concerned the philosophy of science underlying healthcare evaluation.

Dr José Alberro has been a professional consultant on economic and financial modeling since 1996. He is currently a director at LECG. His expertise focuses on economic impact analysis; tariff setting in network industries (natural gas distribution, electricity, telecoms, airports, and water distribution); damages estimation (including wrongful death and medical malpractice); and valuations. He has worked on several high profile merger and antitrust matters before the Mexican Federal Competition Commission. Dr Alberro had a distinguished career as a public official in the Mexican government during 15 years. Between 1992 and 1994, he was the founding CEO of PEMEX Gas and Basic Petrochemicals (PGPB) one of the 10 largest companies in Mexico. Between 1990 and 1992, he was PEMEX’s chief representative in the North American Free Trade Agreement negotiations. During 1995 he was the chief of staff of the secretary of commerce and industry, and in 1978 he was chief economic advisor to the secretary of the treasury. Dr Alberro is a former consultant to the United Nations specializing in Latin America (World Bank, UNDP, and ECLAC) and he has been an arbitrator at the World Bank’s International Centre for Settlement of Investment Disputes. Dr Alberro earned a PhD in economics from the University of Chicago in 1978 and he taught economics at universities in the United States, Mexico, and the United Kingdom for 12 years. He has been a member of the Mexican Academy of Science since 1988 and has published more than 30 papers. He is recognized as an expert by the international press: CNN, Financial Times (UK), Forbes (USA), El País (Spain), and Reforma (Mexico). Profile Highlights Professional Experience * Consulting * Government Official * Corporate Executive * International Engagements * Academic Professional Testimony Experience * Federal/National * Arbitration Publications * August 2008, The Economic Effects of California Adopting a Split Roll Property Tax * April 2008, Economic Impacts of Canadian Content Requirements in the Purchase of Light Rail Vehicles by the Toronto Transit Commission * 2008, Retornos a Escala y Competencia en la Fijación de Tarifas de Suministro de Turbosina al Ala del Avión * View All » Employment History * 2002 to present, LECG Director * 1996 to present, Diseño de Estrategias, Mexican Economic and Financial Consulting Firm Chairman * 1997 to 1999, CIMA Capital, LLC, a Global Financial Network Senior Managing Partner * View All » Education * 1978, University of Chicago, PhD

Ken Froese has practiced investigative and forensic accounting, including financial investigations, quantifying economic loss, and evaluation of auditor performance, since 1990. He has worked extensively in fraud investigations, including working with federal, provincial and municipal police forces and numerous investigations related to insolvent companies, where alleged fraudulent conveyances or wrongdoing were alleged in the process leading up to the date of insolvency. His experience in loss quantification includes engagements related to shareholder disputes, matrimonial matters, personally injury, rogue brokers, contract disputes, construction and real estate development contract disputes, and other matters requiring loss quantification expertise. Ken has investigated fraud allegations against professionals (including lawyers and accountants), senior executives, CFOs and accounting personnel, and employees. Investigations have included public and private companies, unions, charities, government agencies, and individuals. The engagements often include assistance in quantifying losses attributed to the fraud, assisting in preparing insurance claims, tracing and recovering assets, and advising on fraud prevention strategies. Ken also teams with accounting experts in relation to auditor performance lawsuits.

Dr Leonard Cupingood has extensive experience in conducting statistical analyses for employment discrimination cases in the areas of hiring, initial placement, wage disparities, transfers, promotions, layoffs, terminations, disciplinary actions and calculation of net liability both on an individual and class basis. In support of these efforts, he has provided deposition and trial testimony both as a statistician and as a database expert. Dr Cupingood also has expertise in preparing work force utilization analyses with respect to minority and female representation, and in the comparison of the racial composition of jury wheels to the racial composition of the underlying geographic areas. Dr Cupingood has extensive experience in conducting audits of employment practices and advising clients of potential exposure for future complaints regarding adverse impact. Dr Cupingood has expertise in survey design and the selection of scientific random samples, which are used to support statistical analyses and expert testimony. Some applications include wage and hour analysis, selection of employees in random drug test programs, and accounting audits to estimate damages. Prior to joining LECG, Dr Cupingood was Vice President of the Center For Forensic Economic Studies. Prior to his tenure at the center, Dr Cupingood participated in numerous evaluations of social programs for the Department of Labor and Housing and Urban Development. His responsibilities included construction and validation of large-scale databases, statistical impact analyses, and preparation of reports documenting the findings of the studies. Dr Cupingood is a member of the American Statistical Association. His article on the seasonal adjustment of time series appeared in The Journal of Business and Economic Statistics. Profile Highlights Professional Experience * Consulting * Academic Professional Testimony Experience * Federal/National * State/Provincial * Mediation * Arbitration Publications * 1996, Use of Statistical Models to Provide Statistical Evidence of Discrimination in the Treatment of Mortgage Loan Applicants * 10/1986, Seasonal Adjustment of Time Series Using One-sided Filters * 1985, Linear Filtering and the ARIMA Approach to Seasonal Adjustment and Stock Option Pricing Employment History * 2003 to present, LECG Director * 1981 to 2003, The Center for Forensic Studies Vice President * 1987 to 2000, Villanova University Adjunct Assistant Professor in Statistics * View All » Education * 1968, Rutgers The State University of New Jersey, BA * 1972, Temple University, MA * 1979, Temple University, MA

Dr Manuel A Abdala earned a PhD in economics from Boston University and has been a director at LECG since 1998, where he is the practice leader of international arbitration. He has provided written and oral expert testimony in more than 45 international arbitration cases, many of them involving treaty disputes between private investors and governments on topics related to damage valuation, as well as opinions on regulatory conduct vis-à-vis investors' expectations. He also has substantial experience in commercial arbitrations in shareholder disputes, property damages, and political risk insurance claims. He is currently a member of the Institute for Transnational Arbitration (ITA) and has been guest professor at the International Arbitration Program in American University. He has published extensively on topics covering infrastructure economic regulation, institutional design, utility privatization and valuation, industry structure, and competition policies. Dr Abdala has completed projects on ex-post privatization analysis in several countries. He has also served as economic advisor to Argentina's Secretariat of Energy on the power sector reform that took place in the 1990s. He has conducted numerous works and studies for private companies and public institutions related to business valuation, damage analysis, and regulatory analysis of infrastructure projects in several countries, including Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Canada, Chile, Colombia, Ecuador, Egypt, El Salvador, Hungary, India, Korea, Mexico, New Zealand, Paraguay, Peru, the Philippines, Puerto Rico, Russia, Turkey, the United States, Ukraine, Uruguay, the United Kingdom, and Venezuela. Profile Highlights Professional Experience * Consulting * Government Official * International Engagements * Academic Professional Testimony Experience * Federal/National * State/Provincial * Arbitration * Oral * Written Publications * Forthcoming, Key Damage Compensation Issues in Oil and Gas International Arbitration Cases * July 2008, Governance of Competitive Transmission Investment in Weak Institutional Systems * February 2008, Chorzów’s Standard Rejuvenated: Assessing Damages in Investment Treaty Arbitrations * View All » Employment History * 2001 to present, LECG Director * 1992 to 1998, Expectativa, Consultores Económicos Director * 1999 to 2002, Universidad ITBA Professor of Comparative Regulatory Frameworks * View All » Education * 1992, Boston University, PhD * 1990, Boston University, MA * 1985, Universidad Nacional de Córdoba

Purnell W Choppin, MD, a director at the Washington Advisory Group, advises on medical research organizations, foundations, and other philanthropic endeavors. Dr Choppin is president emeritus of the Howard Hughes Medical Institute (HHMI), a medical research organization that is among the largest philanthropies in the world. During his tenure as president of HHMI from 1987 through 1999, its programs were greatly expanded and strengthened. The number of HHMI investigators increased from 96 to 330, the number of host institutions increased from 19 to 71, and a major grants program was established to further science education at all levels and provide support for international biomedical research. Prior to joining HHMI as vice president and chief scientific officer in 1985, Dr Choppin was Leon Hess Professor of Virology, vice president for academic programs, and dean of graduate studies at The Rockefeller University. Dr Choppin is a member of many scientific and professional societies, including the National Academy of Sciences (currently a member of the Council), the Institute of Medicine, and the American Philosophical Society (currently vice president).

C. Thomas Caskey, a director at the Washington Advisory Group, advises on biotechnology and biomedical projects. Dr. Caskey is Chief Executive Officer and President of Cogene BioTech Ventures, Ltd. He served as Senior Vice President, Research at Merck Research Laboratories and is a former Trustee and President of the Merck Genome Research Institute. A member of the Institute of Medicine and the National Academy of Sciences, Dr. Caskey has been awarded numerous academic and industry-related honors for his work in human genetics. He earned his medical doctorate from Duke University.

Timothy W Devitt is a director at LECG. He has extensive experience in the analysis of the technical and economic issues related to compliance with environmental regulation and in the structure and operation of the environmental services industry. He is a registered professional engineer and a diplomat of the American Academy of Environmental Engineers. His management responsibilities have ranged from the direction of multi-million dollar environmental policy and litigation analyses to senior corporate officer responsibilities in leading environmental companies. Mr Devitt advises clients involved in settlement and litigation of environmental and asbestos insurance disputes, and in strengthening their environmental management programs. He has testified as an expert on the prudence of historical disposal practices, the reasonableness of remediation methods and costs, the estimation of future remediation costs, the allocation of cleanup costs to insurance carriers, and a variety of other technical and cost related topics. Profile Highlights Representative Engagements * Business Strategy and Management Consulting * Policy Analysis and General Environmental Management * Environmental Liability Analysis * View All » Publications * January 2009, Companies Face Increased Reporting Requirements for Environmental Liabilities Employment History * 2001 to present, LECG Director * 2000 to 2001, PA Consulting Group Member of Management Group * 1997 to 2000, PHB Hagler Bailly Senior Vice President * View All » Education * University of California, Berkeley, BS * University of Cincinnati, MS

Alan Katz graduated in economics with accounting and finance from the London School of Economics in 1966, joining the newly opened Manchester office of Arthur Andersen the same year. He qualified as a chartered accountant in 1969, became a manager in 1972, and a partner in 1978. He retired from Arthur Andersen and full time practice in 1997, continuing to work as a consultant on a number of cases and on other insolvency related projects. Having started his career in accounting audit and investigation work, Alan became involved in insolvency work in the late 1970s. He started a new insolvency practice in Manchester 1979 and relaunched and developed the firm's insolvency practice in Leeds from 1989. He formed and headed the firm's insolvency technical group. He has been involved both as office holder and

Andrei Hagiu is Assistant Professor in the Strategy group at Harvard Business School and a research fellow at the Research Institute of Economy Trade and Industry, an economic policy think-tank affiliated with the Japanese Ministry of Economy Trade and Industry, Tokyo, Japan. Andrei is deeply knowledgeable about the mobile phone industry in Asia, generally, and mobile payment technologies, specifically. Andrei's research focuses on two-sided markets. Most recently he has built a theoretical model for studying pricing structures and the organization of two-sided platforms. He is currently applying the insights drawn from this formal work to the analysis of market structure and business strategies in a variety of industries: personal computers, videogames, consumer electronics (mobile phones, PDAs), shopping malls, digital content, etc. He is also involved in competition and industrial policy research projects, in Japan and in the United States. Andrei graduated from the Ecole Polytechnique and the Ecole Nationale de la Statistique et Adminstration Economique in France with an M.S. in Economics and Statistics. He holds a Ph.D. in economics from Princeton University.

Dr. Layne-Farrar is a Principal with the LECG Chicago office. She received her B.A. in Economics with honors from Indiana University, her Master's and her Ph.D. in Economics from the University of Chicago.

Bala Dharan, Ph.D., CPA, is the J. Howard Creekmore professor of accounting at the Jones Graduate School of Management, Rice University, Houston, and an affiliate director of LECG in the Houston office. He has extensive research and consulting experience in financial reporting and accounting issues, as well as investment analysis and business valuation, and is frequently cited by media on accounting issues. He has also been invited several times to testify before the U.S. Congress on financial reporting issues and accounting standards. Bala has been on the Rice University faculty since 1982, and has been a visiting professor at business schools at Harvard, Berkeley, and Northwestern. His research centers on the use of financial information by investors, and in particular on the effect of accounting changes on the quality of information reported to investors, and is the co-author of Enron: Corporate Fiascos and Their Implications, a book on the accounting and corporate governance lessons learned from recent corporate scandals. Bala received his PhD in accounting from Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh, in 1981, following an MS in accounting. He also has a B.Tech in chemical engineering from Indian Institute of Technology and an MBA from Indian Institute of Management. He is a Certified Public Accountant in Texas.

Bennett O. Okoh is a Principal in the Houston office of LECG, LLC. He is a chemical engineer with over 25 years experience in the Petroleum and Chemical industries. He has consulted for private and national Oil & Gas companies in developing economies in the areas of production planning, strategic planning, natural gas plant feasibility studies, and gas utilization projects. Mr. Okoh has also worked for major Oil & Gas companies, and major chemical companies, with management and supervisory responsibilities. He has developed natural gas processes and other chemical processes for commercial application. He has performed, extensively, process economics, including comparative economics analysis, shutdown economics for non-performing process plants, profitability analysis for existing and new facilities, and inter-unit transfer prices. Mr. Okoh provided extensive guidance to Strategic Business Teams in determining product pricing structures, production scenarios, under-performing assets, and viable plant modifications. In addition, he developed process economics to assess economic feasibility of new products, or modifications to existing processes. He provided guidance to researchers on factors that drive economics of new products and processes so as to enhance cost-effective use of research resources. Mr. Okoh has participated in and led multi-discipline teams on regulatory compliance issues in the areas of process safety, and environmental regulations. He has performed a number of process risk analysis and process safety audits of petrochemical manufacturing facilities. Mr. Okoh earned a Master of Science degree in Chemical Engineering from the University of Houston, and a Bachelor of Science (Summa cum Laude) degree in Chemical Engineering from Howard University, Washington, D.C. He is a Licensed Professional Engineer in the State of Texas. He is a Senior Member of the American Institute of Chemical Engineers (AIChE).

A principal at LECG, Brett A. Margolin provides economic analyses in commercial litigation. He has particular expertise in the application of business valuation principles and economic theory in corporate governance and bankruptcy matters, including fair value analyses in appraisal actions and solvency analyses in fraudulent conveyance and preference actions. His practice also encompasses the evaluation of lost profits, price erosion, and reasonable royalty damages, with specific application to intellectual property matters. Dr. Margolin has testified in a number of state and federal jurisdictions, including the Delaware Court of Chancery. In addition to published papers and articles in the fields of valuation and economic damages, he has written and presented a number of legal education courses on financial analysis, valuation, and economic damages. Prior to joining LECG, Dr. Margolin performed economic analyses at a regional economics consulting firm and the litigation services section of an international accounting and consulting firm. Dr. Margolin earned his doctorate in economics at George Mason University where he was Mary and Gordon Cain Fellow.

Ms. Bruce M. McConihe is a Principal in LECG's Washington, D.C. office. Prior to re-joining LECG, Ms. McConihe undertook market power analyses in connection with the electric power and natural gas industries. Ms. McConihe has presented numerous testimony before the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission ("FERC") on market power issues in connection with the acquisition of generation assets and requests for market based rates for wholesale sales of electric power. In addition, Ms. McConihe has testified at FERC in connection with requests for market-based rates for natural gas hub services and for natural gas storage services in both the production and market area regions of the country. Ms. McConihe also has experience in the telecommunications industry and has participated in antitrust litigation and industry studies in the telecommunications arena. Ms. McConihe holds an MBA from George Mason University.

Dr. C. Paul Wazzan, a director in LECG’s Los Angeles office, specializes in providing financial and economic expertise in the areas of securities (including options, futures, and collateralized securities), antitrust, complex damages, health and labor economics, statistics and econometrics, and intellectual property. Dr. Wazzan is president and CEO of Wazzan & Co. Investment LLC, a venture capital firm providing seed level funding to firms specializing in semiconductor, optical networking, bio-mechanical, bio-medical, and related technologies. Dr. Wazzan has been an adjunct assistant professor of business and economics at California State University, Los Angeles and has taught at the University of Southern California, Marshall School of Business. Some of the areas in which Dr. Wazzan has conducted substantial economic and statistical analyses include: merger analysis; monopolization; price discrimination; predatory pricing; market definition; securities fraud; option valuation; class certification; the pricing of mortgage risk and the study of collateralized mortgage backed securities; commodities price manipulation (e.g., non-ferrous metals and agricultural products); labor economics (e.g., class certification, wage & hour, employment discrimination); and intellectual property (e.g., patent and trademark infringement, theft of trade secrets). His analyses have covered a wide range of industries, including basic manufacturing (e.g., mining, oil and gas, steel, food processing and distribution); high-tech manufacturing (e.g., aircraft and avionics, semiconductors, personal computers, computer peripherals); and services (e.g., banking, metals trading, organized financial markets). Dr. Wazzan’s research on the economics of patent licensing, the impact of socially motivated shareholder activism on securities prices, the effects of federal and state legislation on medical care costs and the use of statistics in labor law analyses has been published in economics journals and law reviews. Profile Highlights Representative Engagements * Edward D. Ekstrom and Juliet M. Ekstrom-Anderson v. Trend Micro Kabushiki Kaisha * Ernest H. Sponzilli, v. Regents of the University of California, et al. * FemPharm Pty Ltd., vs. Vivus, Inc. * View All » Employment History * 2009 to present, LECG Director * Wazzan & Co. Investment LLC President and CEO Education * 1996, University of California, Los Angeles - Anderson School of Management, PhD * 1989, University of California, Berkeley, BA

Chris Warshaw, a principal in LECG's Century City office, has extensive experience assisting public and private organizations address complex environmental management, litigation, and policy matters. He has worked with companies in virtually every industry to enhance their environmental performance through improved management systems and has conducted environmental management assessments for numerous leading multi-national companies. Mr Warshaw also provides litigation support for insurance recovery, toxic tort, civil, criminal, and environmental trade disputes. His experience includes assessing the economic impacts of legislative and regulatory proposals, preparing financial valuations of environmental business ventures, analyzing environmental business costs, and evaluating the use of financial and economic-based environmental incentives. Mr Warshaw received a BA with honors from the University of Chicago and a MPA from Columbia University. Profile Highlights Professional Experience * Consulting * Corporate Executive * International Engagements * Academic Professional Industry Specialization * Admin of Environ Quality/Housing Progs Representative Engagements * Implementation of Comprehensive Benchmarking Analysis for Manufacturing Corporation * Leadership in Development of Comprehensive Environmental Management System for Municipal Utility * Assessments for Companies in Semiconductor, Chemical, and Aerospace Industries * View All » Publications * 02/..., Implementing a Comprehensive Compliance Assurance Program at a Municipal Water and Wastewater Utility * 03/1999, Environmental Improvements through Business Incentives * 1998, Adding Business Risk to an Environmental Auditing Program * View All » Employment History * 2001 to present, LECG Principal * 1997 to 2001, PA Consulting Group (Formerly Putnam, Hayes, & Bartlett, Inc.) Managing Consultant and Principal * 1995 to 1997, Williams & Vanino, Inc. Vice President * View All » Education * 1987, Columbia University, MPA * 1984, University of Chicago, AB

Ciara is a principal in LECG's European Competition policy practice. Prior to LECG, Ciara worked at Ofcom, the UK communications regulator, and at the economic consultants NERA. Ciara McSorley has over 10 years experience in European competition policy, regulation, and antitrust cases. Ciara specializes in the application of economic principles to competition policy and regulatory issues. Her recent cases include WPP/TNS, Greif/Blagden, the Groceries Enquiry, Heinz/HP, and providing competition advice to Ofgem. Ciara has also represented clients before the European Commission and national competition authorities including the Office of Fair Trading, the Competition Commission and the Irish Competition Authority. Ciara obtained an MSc in economics from the London School of Economics. She is the principal author of the OFT discussion paper on Switching Costs and is also a co-author of the OFT discussion paper on Mergers in Oligopolistic Markets.

Craig T. Schulman is a principal in the College Station, Texas office of LECG. Dr. Schulman joined LECG in July 2001. Dr. Schulman has been engaged as a testifying expert and consultant in large-scale litigation in the areas of antitrust, intellectual property, international trade and general litigation. Dr. Schulman's engagements have occurred in a variety of industries, including petrochemicals, petroleum refining, crude-oil, chemicals, pharmaceuticals, insurance, financial services, consumer products, and computer hardware. These engagements have included settings in state and federal courts as well as the Federal Trade Commission and the U.S. International Trade Commission. In addition, Dr. Schulman has provided support and analysis for presentation to the Federal Trade Commission and Department of Justice during their merger review process. Dr. Schulman received his B.S. (1985) and Ph.D. (1990) in economics from Texas A&M University where he currently serves on the faculty in the Department of Economics. Dr. Schulman's research and teaching interests include international trade policy, econometrics, industrial organization and financial economics. He has published articles in the Journal of International Economics, National Tax Journal, Annales D'Economie et de Statistique, and Review of International Economics among others. Prior to joining LECG, Dr. Schulman served as an associate professor of economics at the University of Arkansas. Dr. Schulman joined the faculty of the University of Arkansas as an assistant professor of economics in 1990. During the 1995-1996 academic year, Dr. Schulman took a leave of absence from the University to serve as the senior international economist for the Applied Economics Division of the U.S. International Trade Commission, during which time he also served as a special advisor on trade policy to the government of Russia. After returning to the University in 1996, Dr. Schulman was promoted to associate professor of economics in 1997. From January 1998 until August 1999, Dr. Schulman served as the director of the Center for Business and Economic Research in the University's Sam M. Walton College of Business and served as a member of the Arkansas Governor's Council of Economic Advisors from January 1998 until July 2001.

Professor Daniel C. Tosteson M.D. is a member of the Washington Advisory Group. He is the Carolina Shields Walker Distinguished Professor of Cell Biology and Dean Emeritus of Harvard Medical School. Dr. Tosteson advises on strategy, governance and management of research-intensive teaching hospitals and academic medical enterprises. He has previously served as the Dean of Harvard Medical School and Pritzker School of Medicine as well as the President of the Harvard Medical Center, among other things. Professor Tosteson received his undergraduate degree from Harvard College and his M.D. from Harvard Medical School. The Washington Advisory Group Website is www.TheAdvisoryGroup.com

Daniel Garcia-Swartz is a Senior Managing Economist at LECG and based in the Chicago office. Daniel has several years of experience in payment card research.

Darin Lee, a principal in the Cambridge office of LECG, specializes in economics of the airline industry, auctions, industrial organization, and game theory. Dr. Lee received his PhD in economics from Brown University in 1998, where he specialized in game theory, microeconomics, and industrial organization. He also holds an MA in economics from Queen's University in Kingston, Ontario and a BSc in economics from the University of Victoria, Canada. Dr. Lee has taught microeconomics, game theory, and mathematical economics at Brown University and the University of Colorado in Denver, and is a Sloan Industry Studies affiliate. Airline Economics: Dr. Lee has extensive experience in analyzing economic issues in the airline industry and has published numerous articles on various aspects of airline economics in leading, peer-reviewed journals such as the Journal of Law & Economics, the Journal of Labor Economics and the Review of Industrial Organization. He is also editor of the Advances in Airline Economics book series, published by Elsevier. Dr. Lee has advised numerous major airlines (both domestic and international) on matters such as bankruptcy, mergers, antitrust immunity and codesharing applications, labor disputes, airport slot auctions, damages, and the internet travel industry. Dr. Lee has testified in US Federal Court and has filed testimony on numerous occasions both in US Court and before the US Department of Transportation. Dr. Lee is frequently quoted in publications including New York Times, the Wall Street Journal and USA Today and has also appeared on National Public Radio. Dr Lee has presented his research at numerous conferences and venues, including the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago and the International Industrial Organization Conference. Auctions, Markets & Game Theory: Dr. Lee also specializes in the auctions, markets, and game theory. He has served as auction strategist for numerous wireless telecommunication firms during spectrum auctions in the US, UK, Egypt, and Nigeria where he was responsible for rules analysis, development of bidding strategies, war room and bid tracking software design and implementation, and round-by-round analysis of bidding behavior. Dr. Lee has advised government agencies (both domestic and foreign) and wireless firms on various regulatory and legal matters such as efficient auction design, spectrum allocation policy, standards issues, and bankruptcy. He has also provided auction advice to firms in the electricity, airline, and diamond industries. Dr. Lee has published articles on auctions and game theory in policy journals such as Telecommunications Policy, as well as leading economic journals such as the Journal of Mathematical Economics and Economics Letters.

David A. Weiskopf is a senior managing economist in LECG’s Washington, DC office and a member of the faculty at Johns Hopkins University. Dr. Weiskopf specializes in antitrust, applied econometrics, and microeconomic analysis and has extensive experience in a wide range of industries. He has completed numerous analyses of mergers and acquisitions including transactions under review by US and other antitrust enforcement agencies. These analyses have included structural demand estimation using scanner data, sophisticated mapping of competitor and customer locations, and merger simulation. He has also worked extensively on matters involving price fixing, monopolization, consumer protection, and complex damages. Dr. Weiskopf has presented theoretical and empirical papers and industry studies at academic conferences and at the Federal Trade Commission. He has co-authored white papers and presentations that were provided to the U.S. Federal Trade Commission, the Antitrust Division of the U.S. Department of Justice, the Canadian Competition Bureau, and the German Cartel Office. He has published articles on demand estimation, merger simulation, and consumer complaint rates, among others. He has provided deposition testimony and an expert report and declaration in an antitrust matter in federal court. On a pro bono basis, he has provided an analysis of economic and non-economic losses suffered by a victim of the September 11 attacks. Dr. Weiskopf received his PhD in economics from Vanderbilt University. While attending Vanderbilt, he received a university fellowship and a scholarship grant from AASR. Profile Highlights Professional Experience * Consulting * International Engagements - 6 years * Academic Professional - 5 years Testimony Experience * Federal/National Publications * Forthcoming, Market Definition in Differentiated Consumer Product Markets * 04/2006, Game Theory ("Free Lunch" Column) * 03/2004, Guidelines for Working with Scanner Data for Antitrust Analysis and Other Purposes * View All » Employment History * 1999 to present, LECG Senior Managing Economist * 2004 to present, John Hopkins University Part Time Professor Education * 1999, Vanderbilt University, PhD * 1998, Vanderbilt University, MA * 1993, University at Buffalo, The State University of New York, MA

David Gillick is an executive management consultant affiliated with LECG. He has over 20 years of experience worldwide advising clients in the communications, technology and media industries. They include fixed and mobile network operators, broadcasters, satellite and cable operators, governments, IT/BPO companies, technology suppliers, transport authorities and regulators. He also advises - or works alongside - corporate finance groups, law firms and investment banks. In addition to his affiliation with LECG, David also is a director of two companies: The Telematics Partnership Ltd. and YourRail Ltd. Previously David held senior positions in two international management consultancies - A.T. Kearney/ EDS and PA Consulting Group. He was Managing Director at D.S. Wolf International establishing a new business in London. During his ten-year career as a senior policy maker in the Canadian government, he helped develop new public policy initiatives in broadcasting, R&D and telecommunications. A secondment to the International Institute of Communications think-tank extended that experience worldwide.

David P. Howekamp, a principal in LECG's Palo Alto office, has more than thirty years of experience in environmental issues. Prior to joining LECG, Mr. Howekamp was the Director of the Air Division for EPA's San Francisco Regional Office, where for nearly twenty years he was the principal advisor to the Regional Administrator on policy, technical and political issues involving air quality management and radiation. He has extensive experience in administrative and judicial enforcement, permitting of new facilities, developing State implementation plans, developing emission limiting rules, and development of emissions trading programs. He also has specialized experience regarding environmental regulatory implications for power generating facilities. At LECG and predecessor companies, he has provided clients regulatory assistance in Clean Air Act matters and has analyzed remediation costs for recovery from insurance carriers. Mr. Howekamp received both a BS in Mechanical Engineering and an MBA from the University of California at Berkeley.

Deanne M. Tully was appointed general counsel and secretary in June 2008. Prior to joining LECG, Ms. Tully was general counsel and secretary for Tier Technologies (NASDAQ: TIER) and senior counsel at Dillingham Construction Corporation. She has extensive experience in business, legal compliance, and corporate governance issues. Ms. Tully began her legal career in private practice as a trial attorney specializing in complex commercial matters and government contracts. She received an AB with honors in Russian History from the University of California at Berkeley and her JD from the University of California, Hastings College of the Law where she was editor-in-chief of the International and Comparative Law Review.

Elena Zoido is a Senior Managing Consultant at LECG. Elena belongs to the Competition Policy group and is based in Madrid. She joined LECG in March 2004. Elena is specialized in the application of econometric techniques to competition policy cases and in the use of economic analysis to provide advice in antitrust investigations. She has worked on various Spanish and European cases, covering a wide range of industries, including manufacturing, telecommunications, transportation and consumer goods. Her work has involved the application of empirical models to evaluate the competitive impact of mergers, and to estimate damages in price fixing and patent infringement investigations. In addition, she has applied economic analysis to study the payment cards industry in Spain and Portugal, in the context of investigations by the national competition authorities. Elena holds a Ph.D. from Harvard University and an M.A. in Economics from Centro de Estudios Monetarios y Financieros (CEMFI). At Harvard University, she specialized in industrial organization, labor economics and corporate finance, with a special emphasis in empirical work. She also worked as a research assistant and as a teaching assistant in Econometrics.Prior to joining LECG, she was a Consultant in the Competition Policy group at NERA between September 2002 and March 2004.

Eric Poer is a certified public accountant (CPA), certified fraud examiner (CFE), is certified in financial forensics (CFF), and is a principal with LECG, where he uses his experience in accounting, finance, and the securities industry to lead dispute consulting and forensic investigatory engagements mainly related to financial and accounting litigation cases. Additionally, Mr. Poer has extensive experience providing quantitative expert witness testimony in more than 30 securities litigation matters. Before joining LECG, Mr. Poer was a senior manager with Bates Private Capital Incorporated, a firm providing litigation consulting, financial analysis, market trend research, and expert testimony for securities and other financial-related matters. Additionally, Mr. Poer worked as an auditor for the public accounting firms of Arthur Andersen and KPMG. While employed at Arthur Andersen and KPMG, Mr. Poer performed audits and reviews of financial statements and assisted clients in the preparation of periodic SEC filings, with business advisory services, and with various management initiatives in a variety of industries. Additionally, Mr. Poer worked as a financial advisor in a multidisciplinary investment management group within UBS PaineWebber, working with both retail and institutional customers. Profile Highlights Testimony Experience * State/Provincial * Arbitration Representative Engagements * Retained by a Fortune 500 company * Retained by a Fortune 500 Company * Retained by counsel * View All » Licenses & Certifications * Certified Public Accountant * Certified Fraud Examiner * Certified in Financial Forensics Employment History * 2005 to present, LECG Principal * 2003 to 2005, Bates Private Capital Incorporated Senior Manager * 2002 to 2003, KPMG LLP Senior Associate * View All » Education * 1997, Indiana University, BS

Dr. Ernest Nadel has been a principal at LECG since 1997 specializing in transportation, international trade, antitrust, and oil and gas issues.Dr. Nadel has 33 years of experience in economic consulting, mainly to the surface (ocean and rail) transportation industry and the oil and gas industry. He is a renowned expert on the economics and regulation of US, foreign and domestic offshore, and ocean liner transportation, covering such issues as competition, cost of service, rate reasonableness and rate overcharges, cargo forecasting, antitrust, intra-carrier agreements, and service efficiencies. Dr. Nadel has testified on behalf of governments, shippers, ocean carriers, rail carriers, ports, pilots, and carrier conferences in more than 20 cases before the Federal Maritime Commission, the Maritime Subsidy Board, the Interstate Commerce Commission, the Surface Transportation Board, and in arbitration proceedings, and has provided regulatory and litigation consultation in more than 25 other cases . He has led maritime studies on contract to the Maritime Administration, the state of Hawaii, and the Military Sealift Command (US Department of Defense). On the rail side, he has led projects on rail mergers and traffic diversions, and has consulted on projects on costs and capacity to move coal, and costs and capacity to move international maritime containers. Dr. Nadel has also provided expertise on oil tanker matters, and market and netback valuations of oil and natural gas, and has advised the governments of Alaska and Newfoundland on the design and valuation of royalty contracts. Dr. Nadel holds a BA and the Allen Oliver Gold Medal in economics from McGill University (1964) and holds an MA (1967) and a PhD in economics from the University of Chicago (1969). He was assistant professor of economics at the University of California, Berkeley from 1968 to 1975. He was the senior economist at Manalytics, Inc. for 11 years, and a principal with Barakat & Chamberlin, Inc. in charge of their transportation practice for 11 years before joining LECG in 1997. Dr. Nadel is fluent in French and has been published in the American Economic Review and the Canadian Economic Review. Profile Highlights Professional Experience * Consulting - 32 years * International Engagements - 32 years * Academic Professional - 7 years Testimony Experience * Federal/National * State/Provincial * Arbitration Representative Engagements * Sea-land Service, Inc. v. Atlantic Pacific International, Inc., et al. * Expert Testimony for the Alaska State Department of Revenue in State's Audit of Oil Companies for Tax Purposes * Expert Testimony in Arbitration Regarding Breach of Contract * View All » Publications * 07/1995, The Cost of Cargo Preference to the DoD, June 1, 1993 to May 31, 1994 * 1985, Outlook for the Liberalization of Maritime Transport * 1984, Forces Shaping International Maritime Transport * View All » Employment History * 1997 to present, LECG Principal * 1986 to 1997, Barakat & Chamberlin, Inc. Principal * 1975 to 1986, Manalytics, Inc. Manager of Economics * View All » Education * 1969, University of Chicago, PhD * 1967, University of Chicago, MA * 1964, McGill University, BA

F Wayne Elggren is a certified public accountant, certified fraud examiner, certified insolvency and restructuring advisor, and member of the American College of Bankruptcy Fellows. He has more than 27 years of experience in consulting and public accounting and is a director with LECG. Mr Elggren led numerous bankruptcy, investigative and litigation consulting engagements in more than a dozen states across the United States and in India. Mr Elggren has provided expert testimony in state courts, federal district, claims and bankruptcy courts, the United States House of Representatives and various other governmental agencies and administrative bodies. Profile Highlights Testimony Experience * Federal/National * State/Provincial * Mediation * Arbitration * Bankruptcy * Oral * Written Representative Engagements * Damages Expert in the Bonneville Pacific Corporation Matter * Examiner of Allen Hospitality and of the Taco Maker * Bankruptcy Estate of Vickie Lynn Marshall (aka Anna Nicole Smith) * View All » Licenses & Certifications * Certified Insolvency and Reorganization Accountant * Certified Fraud Examiner * Certified Public Accountant Employment History * 2005 to present, LECG Director * 2002 to 2005, Missionary Service Missionary * 2000 to 2002, Neilson Elggren, LLP Founding Partner * View All » Education * 1977, University of Utah, MBA * 1977, University of Utah, BS * 1976, University of Utah, BS

Frank Press, a director at the Washington Advisory Group, advises on R&D strategic planning, management, and research scenarios for new undertakings in industry and academia and international research opportunities. He was president of the US National Academy of Sciences, chairman of the National Research Council from 1981 to 1993, science advisor to the President, and director of the Office of Science and Technology Policy from 1977 to 1980. Previously, he was at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and the California Institute of Technology. He is a recipient of the US National Medal of Science and the Japan Prize. He has been awarded 30 honorary degrees and holds decorations from the German and French governments. The Washington Advisory Group is an LECG Company. Profile Highlights Employment History * 2004 to present, LECG Director

Gabriel Baron is a Managing Consultant at LECG. Gabriel belongs to the Competition Policy group and is based in London. He Joined LECG in June 2005. Prior to joining LECG, Gabriel was a Senior Economist at the Israel Antitrust Authority. During 1997-2005 he has worked on various antitrust cases concerning the credit card industry. Specifically, Gabriel has dealt with issues related to competition between credit card schemes, dominancy, intra-brand competition and scheme's foreclosure. Gabriel has testified in Court on behalf of the IAA in the Visa Restraint of Trade Case regarding the collective setting of credit card interchange fees. During his work in the IAA he managed and worked on cases in various adjacent industries including retail banking, insurance and financial markets. Gabriel represented the IAA's Economics Department in the design and re-formulation of the new merger Notification Form. Gabriel holds a Masters in Economics from the Hebrew University in Jerusalem and a Laurea from Bocconi University.

Gary K. Morley, a senior managing consultant in LECG's Costa Mesa office, provides investigatory and consulting services in the business and litigation environments relating to fraud investigation, corporate compliance (Sarbanes-Oxley), forensic accounting, risk management, due diligence, and sensitive business matters, as well as general litigation support and private investigation. Mr. Morley's expertise encompasses fraud investigations related to health care, financial institutions, bankruptcy, securities, intellectual property, telemarketing, public corruption, money laundering, computer/cyber crime, labor racketeering, organized crime and federal election law. Mr. Morley is a former special agent with the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) and retired in December 2002 following a distinguished 28-year career. At the time of his retirement, he was the senior supervisory special agent for the Orange County, California office of the FBI. Mr. Morley has significant experience investigating and managing complex and highly sensitive local, national and international investigations requiring the development and execution of investigative goals, objectives, strategies, and techniques as well as expertise in interviewing, record review, evidence collection, report writing, and testimony. Mr. Morley has provided investigative support and litigation assistance as well as grand jury and trial testimony in both federal and state court. He has served as a court appointed examiner and has provided litigation support and testimony in regulatory matters. He has provided financial investigation training domestically and internationally to law enforcement officers, prosecutors, and judges at both government and privately sponsored seminars.

Mr Thaler is the national leader of property insurance claims at LECG. He has extensive experience preparing multimillion dollar property, business interruption, and extra expense claims. Prior to joining LECG, Mr Thaler was the associate national director of business insurance claims consulting for Deloitte & Touche. He has testified in trial and deposition on insurance claim matters. Mr Thaler has published insurance claims articles, is a frequent speaker at insurance conferences, and has been quoted many times in the insurance press. Mr Thaler has prepared large claims resulting from fires, hurricanes, earthquakes, floods, typhoons, the events of September 11, and other catastrophes. His industry experience includes hotels, casinos, retail stores, manufacturers, high technology companies (including computer hardware, software and components), oil refineries, seaports and airports, financial institutions, food producers, and others.

Guy F Erb is a director at LECG. His practice draws on his investment banking, management and senior government experience and includes financial services, due diligence, mergers and acquisitions, corporate governance, and international arbitration. His recent work has included matters related to subprime problems and the ensuing difficulties in the credit markets. Mr Erb has experience in two highly regulated industries, investment banking and money services businesses. After working at Goldman Sachs & Co. in New York for four years, he led the team that opened Goldman Sachs Mexico in 1994 where he served as chief operating officer for nearly three years and then as vice chairman of Goldman Sachs Mexico office for two years. Mr Erb has served on several boards of directors and held senior US government positions. He founded and was president and CEO of RapidMoney Corporation, a money transmittal company that developed an advanced point-of-sale system for the personal money transfers of migrant workers. A frequently published analyst and commentator on trade and investment policies, he has testified before the US Congress and before the International Trade Commission. His wide international experience, both in business and policy includes service as a member of the National Security Council staff, a foreign service officer, a member of the United Nations Secretariat and financial advisor to inter-governmental agencies. He is a faculty fellow in international banking at the Levin Graduate Institute, The State University of New York. Mr Erb holds an MSc (Econ) degree from the London School of Economics and Political Science, a BA from the University of California, Berkeley and a diploma from the University of Madrid, Spain. He is a member of the Council on Foreign Relations, New York. Profile Highlights Professional Experience * Consulting - 12 years * Government Official - 5 years * Corporate Executive - 10 years * International Engagements - 7 years * Academic Professional - 1 years Testimony Experience * Federal/National * State/Provincial * Arbitration * Oral * Written Representative Engagements * Expert Report on US Economic Relations with Africa in an Interdependent World Economy * Expert Statement in Hearings on Trade Reform, Committee on Ways and Means * Expert Testimony before US International Trade Commission on Imports of Radial Tires & Pianos * View All » Licenses & Certifications * General Securities Representative * General Securities Principal * General Securities Principal Publications * 09/23/2008, Financial Services Insights * 04/03/2007, Business Initiatives and the NAFTA: The Mexico-US Business Committee, 1981-1990 * 11/1989, Taking Down the Barriers * View All » Employment History * 2005 to present, LECG Director * 2008 to present, The Levin Graduate Institute, The State University of New York Faculty Fellow, Global Investment and Commercial Banking * 2000 to 2005, RapidMoney Corporation Founder, President and CEO * View All » Education * 1963, London School of Economics and Political Science, MSc * 1961, University of California, Berkeley, BA * 1960, Universidad Complutense de Madrid

Jamal Ahmad, a principal in LECG’s New York office, has provided auditing, forensic accounting, and litigation consulting services to global companies in an array of industries since 1999. Mr Ahmad specializes in performing forensic investigations designed to uncover fraud and post-closing purchase price disputes as well as providing litigation consulting services to counsel in matters involving white collar crime. Prior to joining LECG, Mr. Ahmad was a director at Aon, an international consulting firm. Before he was at Aon, he was a director in the forensic accounting and litigation consulting practice at another international consulting company, where he specialized in white collar crime and forensic investigations. He has also served in the forensic and dispute services practices at Deloitte and Touche and Pricewaterhouse Coopers. In these roles, he managed numerous engagements involving post-closing purchase price and earn-out disputes, including the investigation of potential objections to closing balance sheets; assisted in arbitration proceedings and prepared arbitration submissions. Mr. Ahmad also has extensive experience in investigating Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA) violations, potential accounting irregularities, accounting malpractice, and anti-money laundering compliance. Mr. Ahmad was also selected to be part of the Pricewaterhouse Coopers chairman’s task force charged with overhauling the audit methodology of the national firm to include enhanced procedures designed to deter and detect fraud in financial statement audits. This project involved revamping the firm’s national audit policy to include deeper consideration of misstatements from frauds and other irregularities not previously considered. Mr. Ahmad began his career as a practicing attorney and then in the tax practice at Deloitte & Touche. Profile Highlights Licenses & Certifications * Certified in Financial Forensics * Certified Public Accountant Publications * 2008, Conducting FCPA Internal Investigations * 2006, Detecting Financial Fraud Schemes * 2003, Mind the Gap * View All » Employment History * 2008 to present, LECG Principal * 2006 to 2008, Aon Consulting Director * 2005 to 2006, Kroll, Inc. Director * View All » Education * St. John's University School of Law, JD * St. John's University, BS

James F Nieberding is a principal in LECG's Washington, DC office. His work at LECG encompasses a wide variety of industries and focuses on antitrust, merger analysis, damages analysis in complex business litigation, intellectual property, econometric and statistical analyses, economic modeling, and microeconomic analysis. Dr Nieberding's work has included theoretical and empirical analysis of horizontal and vertical antitrust issues in matters before the US Federal Trade Commission, the US Department of Justice, the European Commission, the Taiwan Fair Trade Commission, and various federal and state courts relating to a wide array of claims. He has worked extensively on matters concerning the appropriateness of class certification in the context of price fixing/conspiracy claims affecting direct and indirect purchasers, the estimation of overcharges in antitrust litigation, and on statistical matters pertaining to surveying and sampling issues. Profile Highlights Professional Experience * Consulting - 9 years * Academic Professional - 5 years Representative Engagements * Economic Experts’ Report in the Matter of Brass Sheet and Strip From the Netherlands – Sunset Review * Expert Report and Deposition Testimony in a Complex Commercial Damages Matter * White Paper (co-authored) submitted before the European Commission concerning various price tests for geographic market definition regarding a proposed merger between two European firms. * View All » Publications * (forthcoming in January 2009), Leegin and the Use of RPM as a Distributional Practice * 09/2007, Price Dispersion and Class Certification in Antitrust Cases: An Economic Analysis * 11/2006, Estimating Overcharges in Antitrust Cases Using a Reduced-form Approach: Methods and Issues * View All » Employment History * 2009 to present, LECG Principal * 2007 to present, Cleveland State University, Department of Economics Lecturer * 2003 to 2003, LECG Senior Managing Economist * View All » Education * 1994, Ohio State University, PhD * 1990, Ohio State University, MA * 1987, Xavier University, BA

Jerry Hatchett is a principal in digital forensics at LECG. Mr. Hatchett has worked approximately 20 years in the information and media technology area. He has worked with both public and private companies, as well as law firms and non-profit organizations. He has served in both consultative and implementation capacities, including litigation support, workplace compliance, marketing, intellectual property, and technology training. Mr. Hatchett supports companies and law firms via digital forensics and electronic discovery. This work includes the use of computer forensics, document retrieval and analysis, and data recovery. Moreover, his work in digital forensics has gone beyond standard computer forensics, also incorporating forensic video and forensic audio services. Mr. Hatchett has provided digital forensics services to facilitate internal investigations and support legal proceedings, both civil litigation and criminal trials. Mr. Hatchett is a certified computer examiner (CCE) and holds an additional certificate in computer forensics from Kennesaw State University. He is in the process of obtaining a bachelor's degree in computers and digital forensics from Champlain College. Mr. Hatchett is an active member of the HTCIA, the International Society of Forensic Computer Examiners (ISFCE), and InfraGard. He is on the CCE testing committee, helping design the next generation testing procedures for the CCE certification. He also serves on the advisory board of a non-profit organization. With respect to intellectual property, Mr. Hatchett has provided consulting services to individual inventors, both directly and through a federal government agency designed to promote innovation through invention. Mr. Hatchett also has firsthand experience, having taken a consumer product from raw mental concept to a successful retail run of over a half million units sold.

John C. Butler III, a director at LECG, has extensive experience analyzing domestic and international environmental and insurance issues, having served as a consultant to numerous multinational companies, law firms and government agencies. He has testified before congress and as an expert witness in the areas of hazardous waste, environmental insurance, asbestos, product liability and investment analysis. He advises clients on cost allocation and settlement of insurance coverage disputes, and has been involved in some of the largest environmental insurance settlements with foreign and domestic insurers. Mr. Butler received his bachelor's degree and was an Echols Scholar at the University of Virginia concentrating in math, chemistry and physics. He received a master's degree in chemistry from Harvard University.

John Chandley is a member of a team of experts who specialize in electricity market design. This team, led by Harvard's William Hogan and LECG's Scott Harvey, has helped design the ISO markets in the Northeast. As part of this team, John advises clients on the creation of independent market operators, independent transmission companies, bid-based spot markets, transmission rights, congestion pricing concepts and retail competition. He helps utilities and regulators develop rules for efficient markets, and structures that meet both federal requirements for open transmission access and state requirements for retail choice.Prior to joining LECG in August 1999, Mr. Chandley worked for three years with the market design teams at Putnam, Hayes and Bartlett. He advised both national and international utility clients on market design concepts and the status of U.S. electric restructuring issues, and helped draft market rules for various regions in the US and Canada. During 1998 and 1999, John advised the Market Design Committee of the Ontario government on how to establish wholesale and retail competition in the province, including how to establish an Independent Market Operator. He helped draft the initial market rules that are now being implemented. Most recently, John advised the Ontario IMO on such matters as inter-regional transactions and financial transmission rights. During 1996 and 1997, John worked with the market design team that assisted the 7 Supporting Companies who developed the market rules for an ISO for the PJM Interconnection. John helped draft the initial market rules and multi-settlement procedures for PJM and advised the companies on the transmission rights system that PJM now uses. In addition, John helped prepare various explanatory filings that the Companies submitted to FERC to secure FERC's approval of the PJM ISO, locational marginal pricing and other market rules. Since joining LECG, Mr. Chandley has been advising utilities in the Midwest and other regions on the development of market rules, market-based congestion pricing and effective RTOs that meet the requirements of FERC's RTO Final Rule. Before joining the market design teams as a consultant, Mr. Chandley was an assistant chief counsel at the California Energy Commission (CEC). Between 1992 and 1996, he led a team working on California's electric restructuring, representing the CEC and preparing all of their comments to the California Public Utilities Commission. He also served as the state representative on the WEPEX Steering Committee, which oversaw the preparation of the original California market rules and tariff applications to the FERC. Mr. Chandley holds an A.B. in political science from the University of California, Berkeley, and a J.D. from the University of California, Hastings College of Law in San Francisco.

Dr. Kraemer is a director in LECG's Washington, DC office. For more than 25 years, he has worked with and served as counselor to senior management at communications, media, and high-tech companies in Asia, Europe, and the Americas. A substantial portion of Dr. Kraemer's consulting assignments involve an assessment of market trends and other attributes of markets, such as size, segmentation, and share. He frequently advises management on market entry strategies, including merger/acquisition-based initiatives. Dr. Kraemer has also served financial institutions by managing the due diligence on proposed investments, especially those involving new technology-based initiatives.

Judy B Dean is an accomplished senior level executive with high level, long-term payer contacts, and success in providing key opportunities for clients. Ms Dean has experience in contracting, claims resolution, medical policy, and strategic planning. She has significant medical policy contacts and experience in early stage medical device payer strategy including medical device coverage policies, planning the message for reimbursement, overturning negative or investigational policies, obtaining opportunities to present to the medical policy committees. She also has contacts and experience with national, regional, and statewide contracting which includes contract negotiations, obtaining new contracts, renegotiating old contracts, and strategies for increasing revenue. Ms Dean has also worked with revenue cycle improvement, contract management infrastructure, data on demand, managed care operations, workers' compensation, contract review, Sarbanes-Oxley contract remediation, contract administrative cost reduction, and healthcare marketing. Previously, as senior vice president of payer strategies and managed care with one of the nation's largest provider organizations, Ms Dean was involved in the company's turn around activities from 2003 to 2005. She developed and implemented strategic plans for $1.2 billion in managed care revenue and was responsible for over 4000 managed care contracts. She formed cutting edge partnerships with key payers that resulted in significant administrative savings and increased efficiencies for provider and payer. Departments under her direction included payer contracting and strategy, workers' compensation, credentialing, network services, claims resolution group and contract implementation. Ms Dean envisioned and developed the claims resolution group, a key department to partner with payers to resolve root cause claims issues. She worked with the national, regional and statewide payers in a number of capacities including contracting, strategy, e-billing and website issues, and claims rework. Ms Dean was elected twice as Largo City Commissioner in Largo, FL, and also served as vice mayor. She was also President of Partners in Progress. In 2001, the Texas Insurance Commissioner appointed Ms Dean to the Texas Department of Insurance's Clean Claims Work Group where she served two years. She was then appointed a member of the Technical Advisory Committee on Claims Processing (TACCP) at the Texas Department of Insurance. Profile Highlights Professional Experience * Government Official * Corporate Executive Employment History * 2005 to present, LECG Affiliate * 2007 to present, Payer Strategies Group Managing Director * 1993 to 2005, HealthSouth Corporation Senior Vice President and Corporate Officer, Payer Strategies; Group Vice President, Claims Resolution Group; Group Vice President, Managed Care Operations; Vice President, Managed Care Contracting; National Regional Vice President, Managed Care, North East; Director, Managed Care, Florida; Marketing Director, Largo Rehabilitation Hospital * View All » Education * Baylor University, MA * Texas A & M University, BA

Julie Murphy Carey, a Principal in LECG's Washington, D.C. office, has approximately 14 years consulting experience within the energy industry, as well as telecommunications and railroad transportation industries. She has completed a broad range of economic and financial analyses in these industries such as market analyses, pricing and costing analyses, evaluations of contracting practices, damages assessment, asset valuations, and antitrust analyses for testimony before regulatory agencies and within commercial litigations. She has testified on matters involving analyses of competition within wholesale electric utility markets in the context of applications for market-based rate authority and acquisitions of generation assets. She has proffered testimony on fuel supply projections for coal fired generating plants, power plant operations and performance, fuel supply decisions and assessment of different types of new electric generating capacity and prospective rail transportation rates. Within the telecommunications industry, Ms. Carey has testified on the determination of forward looking costs under the Telecommunications Act of 1996, embedded costs, universal service and other economic issues and has quantified economic damages in commercial disputes regarding breach of contract claims. Ms. Carey holds an M.A. in Economics from Penn State University.

Julie A. Murphy, a principal in LECG's Washington, DC office, has nearly a decade of consulting experience within network industries including: electricity, telecommunications, and railroad transportation. She has completed a broad range of economic and financial analyses in these industries such as market analyses, pricing and costing analyses, contract review and interpretation, damages assessment, and antitrust analyses for testimony before regulatory agencies and within commercial litigations. Ms. Murphy has testified on matters involving analyses of competition within wholesale electric utility markets in the context of applications for market-based rate authority. She has proffered testimony on long-term fuel supply projections for coal-fired generating plants, including: evaluations of power plant operation and performance, fuel supply decisions and assessment of different types of new electric generating capacity and prospective rail transportation rates. Within the telecommunications industry, Ms. Murphy has testified on the determination of forward looking costs under the Telecommunications Act of 1996, embedded costs, universal service and other economic issues and has quantified economic damages in commercial disputes regarding breach of contract claims. Ms. Murphy holds an MA in economics from Penn State University.

Justin Coombs joined the Office of Fair Trading as an economist in 1991, where he provided economic advice on the application of competition law to a wide range of sectors. He also helped prepare the OFT for the introduction of the 1998 Competition Act and drafted many of the OFT's guidelines on UK competition law. In 1999 he joined the Office of Gas Supply (now the Office of Gas and Electricity Markets) as the Director responsible for regulation of gas and electricity transmission network. He rejoined the OFT in 2001 as the director responsible for enforcing UK, and latterly EC, anti-trust law in the service sector of the UK economy.

Keith Turner is a director in LECG's London office with more than 30 years of experience specializing in the UK, European, and global information technology markets, with a proven track record in delivering tangible business outcomes in financial services, central and local government, defense, manufacturing, and corporate major market domains. Mr. Turner has extensive experience in enterprise transformation including process transformation and global outsourcing, and has advised board level business for cost reduction and cost containment, and the value of information technology. Mr. Turner works in several different vertical domains, financial services, defense and local government with business clients and partners to develop an extended e-business ecosystem, and is currently a strategic advisor to several levels within the BT Group organisation. Mr. Turner is used to working at board and senior director levels within client organisations to develop new strategies in response to business change. He is a member of several executive networking groups, where he regularly engages with CEO and CFO contacts both on a social and business basis. Mr. Turner is an accomplished presenter with international conference experience. Prior to joining LECG, Mr. Turner was with BT Group, plc, business process and transformation group and led the company's outsourcing value creation teams. His prior experience includes corporate restructuring, valuation consulting, and major global outsourcing initiatives with BT Group, plc and British Telecom.

Kevin Condron is a managing director in LECG's Chicago office. Mr Condron is vice president and a member of the board of directors of the Trial Attorneys of America. He is also a member of the operating committee of the Civil Justice Reform Group, a committee chair of the International Association of Defense Counsel (IADC), and a member of the American, Illinois, and Chicago Bar Associations. Prior to joining LECG, Mr Condron was a managing director with Navigant Consulting and consulted with their international and domestic clients regarding a variety of litigation, insurance, and management issues. Navigant Consulting acquired Peterson Worldwide, where Mr Condron was a vice president. Before joining Peterson Consulting, Mr Condron was the assistant general counsel for litigation and assistant secretary for Sears, Roebuck, & Co. While at Sears, his principal responsibility was the overall management of the civil litigation section. Prior to Sears, he was the general attorney of litigation and insurance for Navistar International Transportation Corp. (formerly, International Harvester Company). His duties included the management of the litigation and insurance section including the intellectual property practice. In addition, Mr Condron was a trial lawyer in a Chicago law firm and tried numerous cases in the state and federal court system. Mr Condron is an experienced lecturer for the Illinois Institute of Continuing Legal Education (IICLE) and frequently appeared as a panelist for the American Bar Association, Illinois State Bar Association, and the Defense Research Institute. He was previously a member of the board of directors of the Product Liability Advisory Council (PLAC) and also was a former member of the MAPI Product Liability Counsel and the Motor Vehicle Manufacturers Association (MVMA) product advisory group. Mr Condron received his JD degree from DePaul University College of Law and his BA cum laude from St. Procopius College. Profile Highlights Industry Specialization * Legal Servs Employment History * 2003 to present, LECG Managing Director

Dr. Plache is a Principal with LECG, LLC. She holds a Ph.D. in Economics from the University of California at Los Angeles where she specialized in the fields of Industrial Organization and Economic History. Her research has examined competition in two-sided markets and the economics of payment cards. She also has analyzed the impact of stock market microstructure on economic development and the effects of a stock market listing on firms and investors. Dr. Plache has worked on a number of antitrust matters involving alleged monopolization, tying, price fixing, exclusive dealing, predatory pricing practices, and damages estimation. She also has consulted on securities litigation involving insider trading and on trademark infringement litigation. Dr. Plache has served clients in the payment cards, vitamins, alternative fuel vehicle, music, home fragrance, and petrochemical industries.

Mr. Lars Henningsson, a principal in LECG's New York office, specializes in life science. Mr. Henningsson has extensive program management background, and has qualified change management experience from more than 40 projects in which he has partnered with senior client executives leading assessments and business transformation programs. He has worked in 10 European countries, in Hong Kong, Dubai, South America, and in the United States. In life sciences, Mr. Henningsson has worked on a range of the sales and marketing issues facing the industry such as launch preparation, global marketing planning, sales effectiveness, organizational structure, thought leader management, promotional effectiveness, marketing mix, and metrics and key performance indicators. In addition, he has experience from leading executive team strategy alignment, and executive team assessment, at very senior levels. Mr. Henningsson has also done significant work in the energy sector, leading major transformation programs focusing on strategic and organizational change relating to client companies moving from plateau to late-phase production; involving downsizing, engineering project portfolio management, sales funnel management, sales war, international expansion, implementing new steering and business models with new performance indicators, and strategic leadership alignment.

Laurence Schumann is a senior managing economist in LECG's Washington, DC office. Dr. Schumann specializes in industrial organization and antitrust economics. His work has focused on the antitrust analysis of mergers and acquisitions and various business practices such as price fixing, tying, exclusive dealing, and other horizontal and vertical restraints. He has also calculated economic damages in matters involving a wide range of commercial litigation. Dr. Schumann has testified in US district court and in arbitration proceedings, and has published articles in a number of leading economic journals. Dr. Schumann has over twenty years experience as an antitrust economist. He spent more than ten years as an economist on the staff of the Federal Trade Commission, where, as a member of the staff of the Division of Economic Policy Analysis, Bureau of Economics, he conducted economic research on the competitive effects of proposed state and federal regulations. His analyses were submitted to state legislatures, federal agencies, and Congress as part of the Federal Trade Commission's Competition and Consumer Advocacy Program. Dr. Schumann also assisted in the antitrust investigations of corporate mergers and business practices, and acted as an expert witness. Since leaving government service, Dr. Schumann has been an economic consultant for Glassman-Oliver Economic Consultants, CRA International and LECG. He has experience in a wide range of industrial and consumer manufacturing industries and service industries. A partial list of the industries analyzed by Dr. Schumann includes medical devices, pharmaceuticals, hospitals, software, chemicals, packaging, paper and paperboard, transportation, textiles, telecommunications, building and construction materials, electrical equipment, steel, and mining.

Mark R A Palim, PhD, CFA, is a principal in the Washington DC office of LECG. He has 15 years of experience applying economic and financial theory to a variety of business problems, policy questions, and disputes. His clients have included Fortune 500 corporations, partnerships, non-profits, and the US Department of Justice. Dr Palim has been a testifying or consulting expert on a variety of economic issues in antitrust, intellectual property, and other litigation matters. In antitrust matters, these issues have included questions of market definition, market power, patent misuse, and class certification. In the intellectual property arena, Dr Palim has worked on patent, copyright, trademark, and trade secret cases. His analysis has covered a range of damage measures including lost profits, price erosion, disgorgement, and reasonable royalty damages. Dr Palim led a team of 75 adjudicators charged with valuing claims for the Department of Justice and the special master administering the federal September 11th Victim Compensation Fund. Outside of the context of litigation, Dr Palim's consulting experience includes working with patent owners establishing licensing programs and exploring alternative strategies to maximize the value of their technology. Dr Palim has published articles in academic and professional journals on a variety of topics including competition policy internationally, strategies for exploiting intellectual property, and economic issues at the intersection of intellectual property and antitrust. Profile Highlights Professional Experience * Consulting - 10 years * Corporate Executive Testimony Experience * Federal/National * Arbitration Licenses & Certifications * Chartered Financial Analyst Publications * 04/2007, Patent Pools - A Practical Guide * 2006, Admissibility of Expert Damages Testimony in IP Cases * 11/2005, The Rise and Rise of Patent Pools * View All » Employment History * 2006 to present, LECG Principal * 2002 to 2006, PriceWaterhouse Coopers LLP Director * 1999 to 2002, PriceWaterhouse Coopers LLP Manager * View All » Education * 1997, George Mason University, PhD * 1988, Johns Hopkins University, BA

Maxine L Savitz, a director at the Washington Advisory Group, advises on research and development management, energy and environmental policy, materials development, production and utilization, and technology transfer. Dr Savitz is the former Deputy Assistant Secretary for Conservation, US Department of Energy. She subsequently held executive positions in Lighting Research Institute, the Garrett Corporation, AlliedSignal Ceramic Components, and Honeywell International. Dr Savitz is a member of the National Academy of Engineering, the National Science Board, and the Secretary of Energy Advisory Board. The Washington Advisory Group is an LECG Company. Profile Highlights Employment History * 2004 to present, LECG Director

Michael D. Cadwalader is a principal in the Cambridge, MA office of LECG. Much of his work focuses on applying economic analysis to assist clients who are developing comprehensive proposals to restructure electricity markets. He has been extensively involved in the development of the markets administered by the New York Independent System Operator, and has also participated in restructuring efforts in the PJM Interconnection, Ontario, New England and California. His involvement in the development of these markets has included designing competitive markets for energy, ancillary services and installed capacity, and developing procedures for auctioning financial transmission rights (a.k.a. transmission congestion contracts) and installed capacity. In addition, he has also worked on projects for participants in these newly restructured markets, assisting them in understanding the implications of restructuring for their businesses, and helping them to develop strategies to take full advantage of the opportunities opened by these markets. Before joining LECG, Mr. Cadwalader was a principal with PHB Hagler Bailly (formerly Putnam, Hayes & Bartlett, Inc.). He also was a summer associate in the Cleveland office of McKinsey & Company, and worked in the finance and accounting departments of Inland Steel Industries. He received an AB, summa cum laude, in mathematics and economics from Washington University in St. Louis, an MA in economics from the University of Rochester and an MBA, with distinction, in finance and strategic management from the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania, where he was named a Palmer Scholar.

Michelle Mangan, a principal in LECG's San Diego office, provides analysis, consultation, and opinions in complex litigation and business disputes including discovery assistance, causation analysis, damage quantification, forensic investigations, and testimony on matters involving breach of contract, lost profits and unjust enrichment, intellectual property damages, business interruptions, insurance bad faith and malpractice. Ms Mangan has experience in many industries including real estate, construction, financial services, manufacturing, telecommunications, healthcare, and professional services. Profile Highlights Testimony Experience * Federal/National * State/Provincial * Mediation * Arbitration * Oral * Written Licenses & Certifications * Certified Public Accountant * Certified in Financial Forensics Employment History * 2008 to present, LECG Principal * 2006 to 2008, LECG Senior Managing Consultant * 1998 to 2006, Mack Barclay Inc. Director * View All » Education * University of San Diego, BAcc

Patrick Kilbourne is a director in LECG's Salt Lake City office. He has an MBA from the Wharton School and master's and bachelor's degrees in accounting. He holds both CPA and CMA certifications and is an expert in applying finance, accounting, and economic analysis to damage assessments, lost profits, product cost/profit evaluations, and intellectual property matters. He has been retained as an expert in numerous matters and has testified as an expert in both federal and state venues. A substantial portion of his career has been spent advising companies in non-litigation matters relating to cost cutting, strategy, finance, and operational issues. His experience spans a broad range of industries including technology, manufacturing, automotive, healthcare, pharmaceutical, biotechnology, construction, real estate, telecommunications, chemicals, and oil and gas. Prior to joining LECG he was the head of Arthur Andersen's strategy finance and economic consulting practice in Salt Lake City where he oversaw all of Andersen's offerings in damage analysis, forensic accounting, intellectual property, economic consulting, and strategic consulting services. Profile Highlights Professional Experience * Consulting * Corporate Executive Testimony Experience * Federal/National * State/Provincial * Mediation * Arbitration Licenses & Certifications * Certified Management Accountant * Certified Public Accountant Employment History * 2002 to present, LECG Director * 1997 to 2002, Arthur Andersen, LLP Divisional Director/Senior Manager * 1993 to 1997, Arthur Andersen, LLPq Strategy, Finance & Economic Consulting Division Education * University of Pennsylvania, Wharton School, MBA * Brigham Young University, MACC * Brigham Young University, BSc

Paul N Shields, a director in the Salt Lake City office of LECG, is a chartered financial analyst, certified public accountant, and certified insolvency and restructuring advisor with over 19 years of experience as a financial and litigation consultant. He has developed expertise in matters involving valuation, the assessment of economic damages, and the examination of financial feasibility of business operations. Mr Shields has also received the Accredited in Business Valuation designation from the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants. Mr Shields has directed dozens of engagements involving the valuation of business interests and individual assets. Many of these valuations have been performed on financially distressed businesses in the context of a bankruptcy proceeding. Mr Shields has testified in federal and state courts on numerous occasions regarding the value of business interests and assets, and has provided instruction on the subject of bankruptcy valuation issues at conferences for the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants, the American Bankruptcy Institutue, the Association of Insolvency and Restructuring Advisors, and the Utah Association of Certified Public Accountants. Profile Highlights Professional Experience * Consulting - 19 years * Corporate Executive - 1 years Testimony Experience * Federal/National * State/Provincial * Bankruptcy Representative Engagements * Assessment of the Reorganization Value of the IT Group, Inc. * Prepared the Solvency Analysis of JD Services, Inc. * Prepared the Solvency Analysis of National School Fitness Foundation * View All » Licenses & Certifications * Chartered Financial Analyst * Accredited in Business Valuation * Certified Insolvency and Restructuring Advisor * View All » Publications * 2002, Business Valuation in Bankruptcy Employment History * 2005 to present, LECG Director * 2000 to 2005, Neilson Elggren LLP Partner * 1998 to 2000, Arthur Andersen Manager, Global Corporate Finance Division * View All » Education * 1992, University of Utah, MBA * 1987, University of Utah, BS

Current Positions 2009 to present LECG Senior Managing Economist 2008 to present Instituto Superior Técnico Researcher (CMU-Portugal program) 2003 to present Autoridade da Concorrência Senior Research Economist Previous Positions 2003 - 2004 Instituto Superior Técnico Visiting Professor Courses: Telecommunications Policy (grad.) 2003 - 2004 Universidade Lusófona de Humanidades e Tecnologia Visiting Professor Courses: Microeconomics I & II (undergrad.) Universidad Complutense de Madrid Visiting Professor Courses: Microeconomics III (undergrad.), Introduction to Microeconomics (undergrad.), Mathematics II (undergrad.) 1997 - 2001 Universidad Complutense de Madrid Visiting Professor Courses: Microeconomic Theory (grad.), Game Theory (grad.), Industrial Organization (grad.), General Equilibrium (undergrad.), Introduction to Microeconomics (undergrad.) 1992 - 1995 University of California, San Diego Teaching Assistant Courses: Microeconomics (undergrad.), Macroeconomics (undergrad.), Operations Research (undergrad.) Universidade Nova de Lisboa Teaching Assistant Courses: Calculus (undergrad.), Statistics (undergrad.)

Peter D Wrobel is a director in LECG’s Los Angeles office. With more than 20 years of forensic accounting and business valuation experience, Mr. Wrobel has testified as an expert in both federal and state courts in cases involving business valuation, fraud, breach of contract, wrongful termination, and personal injury matters. He specializes in damage determination; statistical, economic, and cost analysis; and mathematical modeling and database development. He has extensive experience in developing trial graphics and other exhibits. Prior to joining LECG, Mr. Wrobel was a director with Navigant Consulting, Inc. and a managing director at FTI Consulting. Mr. Wrobel was also senior partner of Simpson LLP. Prior to the formation of Simpson LLP, he was a senior manager in the Litigation Services practice in the Los Angeles office of Coopers & Lybrand (now known as PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP). Before joining Coopers & Lybrand he worked at the law firm of Loeb & Loeb. Mr. Wrobel holds an MBA with a concentration in accounting from the University of Southern California and a BA and MA in history from UCLA. He is a certified public accountant and a certified fraud examiner. Mr. Wrobel also holds the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants’ accreditation in business valuation (ABV) and their certification in financial forensics (CFF). Profile Highlights Professional Experience * Consulting - 25 years Testimony Experience * Federal/National * State/Provincial * Mediation * Arbitration * Bankruptcy * Oral * Written Representative Engagements * Consulting for Real Estate Developer Regarding Dispute in the Calculation of Contingent Consideration * Expert Assistance on Behalf of Fast-food Franchiser Regarding Valuation and Calculation of Damages * Expert Assistance on Behalf of Large Entertainment Company in Defense of Breach of Contract Suit and Counterclaim for Damages * View All » Licenses & Certifications * Certified Public Accountant * Certified Fraud Examiner * Accredited in Business Valuation * View All » Publications * 1997, New Tax Developments Affect Damage Awards * 1996, Income Tax Issues in Valuing S Corporations * 1992, Expert Assistance in Wrongful Termination Litigation * View All » Employment History * 2005 to present, LECG Director * 2004 to 2005, Navigant Consulting, Inc. Director * 2001 to 2004, FTI Consulting, Inc. Managing Director * View All » Education * 1989, University of Southern California, MBA * 1983, University of California, Los Angeles, CPhil * 1982, University of California, Los Angeles, MA

Dr Phillip McLeod has more than 26 years of experience as a consultant and manager in energy market economics, economic damage assessments, corporate strategic planning, and business development. Prior to joining LECG, Dr McLeod was a director of MHB Consultants, a consulting firm he cofounded. MHB Consultants specialized in economic analysis, strategic planning, and expert testimony. Dr McLeod was also a senior consultant with Putnam, Hayes, & Bartlett, and a manager of business development for Thermal Power Company (a subsidiary of Diamond Shamrock), one of the largest alternative energy developers during the 1980s. Prior to Diamond Shamrock, Dr McLeod was the senior corporate planner with Kaiser Aluminum responsible for acquisition analysis. Dr McLeod is an original member of the California Power Exchange board of directors and was actively involved in efforts to restructure the electric utility industry in California. He has taught economics and decision analysis at California State University at Hayward and Saint Mary’s College. Dr McLeod spent a year as an energy expert working for Senator Stevens of Alaska under a Ford Foundation Congressional Fellowship. He is also the recipient of a Bell Laboratories Doctoral Support Fellowship. Profile Highlights Professional Experience * Consulting - 25 years * Corporate Executive - 4 years * Academic Professional Testimony Experience * Federal/National * State/Provincial * Arbitration * Bankruptcy * Oral * Written Representative Engagements * Analysis and Expert Testimony on the Rational Economic Behavior of Natural Gas Pipelines * Developed a Market Assessment of the Aluminum Industry * Directed the Analysis of Alternative Gas Supply Portfolios for a Local Distribution Company * View All » Publications * 06/2004, The On-going California Experiment with Direct Access * 04/2003, Electricity Reforms that Work * January 2003, California's Electricity Markets: Structure, Crisis, and Needed Reform * View All » Employment History * 2001 to present, LECG Principal * 1991 to 2001, MHB Consultants Managing Director * 1986 to 1991, Putnam, Hayes, & Bartlett Senior Consultant * View All » Education * 1980, Stanford University, PhD * 1972, Stanford University, MS * 1971, Pratt Institute, BS

Richard is a principal in LECG's legal technology and analytic consulting practice, based in Hong Kong. He has extensive experience managing large-scale investigations in multiple jurisdictions. Recent engagements have included managing collection of digital data in six jurisdictions relating to a fraud investigation, planning and conducting the collection of nearly 10TB of data in line with the US Federal Rules of Civil Procedure for a securities-related litigation, and Foreign Corrupt Practices Act investigations in Japan and Indonesia. Prior to joining LECG, Richard was head of forensic technology for a security and investigations consultancy, with responsibility for the Asia region. He also served as country manager for Japan for the same firm, overseeing all fraud investigations, reputation and compliance due diligence reporting, and civil litigation investigations, in addition to managing computer forensics engagements. Projects included investigation of collusion among vendors to defraud a high tech company in recycling and disposal, travel expense fraud investigation, fraudulent reporting of medical equipment testing, and the dismissal with cause of the Japan representative of a US apparel company's Japan subsidiary. He has spoken on computer forensics issues at organizations ranging from the High Technology Crime Investigation Association (HTCIA), International Bankers Association, Information Systems Security Association, and the Asia Pacific Information Security Summit, and is a lecturer for a UK university MSc course in computer forensics delivered in Hong Kong. He has also written for the Asian Counsel law journal on conducting forensic collections in Asia. Richard holds undergraduate and masters degrees in history from the University of Oxford and gained a First on the University of London postgraduate Japanese diploma course. He is currently first vice president of the HTCIA Asia Pacific chapter. Mr. Kershaw speaks English and Japanese.

Rick Ruiz, a principal in LECG's New York office, specializes in life sciences. With over 20 years of business consulting experience, Mr. Ruiz helps clients migrate to leading edge business models and practices. He has primarily focused on helping life sciences clients meet challenges in the sales and marketing, compliance and regulatory, and clinical trial environments. Mr. Ruiz's experience in business assessment and design, business transformation, business intelligence, metrics, reporting, complex program design, business process design, data management and supporting technology solutions and management help him deliver holistic integrated business solutions to clients. Mr. Ruiz has worked with top tier pharmaceutical, medical device and generic executive leadership to understand key market drivers, define strategic visions, develop organizational structures, set performance metrics, and deploy operational activities. He has considerable experience in all aspects of the sales and marketing operations as well as compliance and regulatory adherence. His risk assessment and mitigation expertise draws on his proficiency in evolving compliance and regulatory statutes and governing bodies including HIPAA, OIG, PhRMA, PDMA, EMEA, NICE and traditional clinical trial regulatory requirements and has led to effective business and operational mitigation plans and tactics. Finally, Mr. Ruiz has developed approaches, policies, and procedures for the improvement of clinical trial activities. As a project manager for the management of clinical trials, Mr. Ruiz has evaluated and selected CROs, improved QA and ensured regulatory compliance. In addition, Mr. Ruiz has worked as a subject matter expert to develop tools to quickly create and manage trial protocols as well as design and implement performance metrics for tracking clinical trial progress.

Robert M White, a director at the Washington Advisory Group, advises on environment, energy and climate change, and development and management of organizations and research programs. He was president of the National Academy of Engineering from 1983–1995. Previously he was president of the University Corporation for Atmospheric Research (UCAR), chief of the US Weather Bureau, US commissioner to the International Whaling Commission, US permanent representative to the World Meteorological Organization, and was appointed the first administrator of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration. Prior to his government service he founded one of the first corporations devoted to environmental science and services. The Washington Advisory Group is an LECG Company. Profile Highlights Industry Specialization * Admin of Environ Quality/Housing Progs Employment History * 2004 to present, LECG Director

Robert Menees has more than 20 years of experience in the litigation support and risk management consulting fields working with clients in a wide variety of industries. His practice focuses on two major areas: (1) expert testimony and settlement support in environmental, insurance, complex claims, mass tort, and product liability litigation; and (2) management consulting on business risk management issues. In his litigation support role, Mr Menees serves as an expert witness or consultant on matters such as valuing assets, liabilities, and related damages in environmental, insurance, mass tort, product liability, and other complex claim disputes; allocating damages amongst disputing parties, competing claims and insurance policies; evaluating the impact of insurance coverage issues on claims for coverage; estimating potential future liabilities for trial or settlement risk evaluations; assessing the value of damages associated with exposures to deleterious substances; and developing appropriate reserves for potential future liabilities, among other matters. As a risk management consultant, Mr Menees advises clients on a range of business risk management issues including analyzing and valuing liabilities and assets in transactions; assessing liability management alternatives; valuing and structuring liability buyouts and indemnification agreements; performing comparative benchmark selection and analysis; evaluating resource planning and utilization; and assessing change management and organizational structure, among other matters. Mr Menees' clients include many leading law firms as well as major firms in the automobile manufacturing, travel and tourism, diversified manufacturing, paper and lumber, petroleum processing, chemical manufacturing, waste management, electric and gas production and distribution, electronics, publishing, plastics, and aerospace industries, among others. Prior to joining LECG, Mr Menees was a managing consultant with PA Consulting Group, an international management and technology consulting firm. Previously, Mr Menees served as a principal with PHB Hagler Bailly (formerly Putnam, Hayes, & Bartlett), an economics and management consulting firm, and as vice president of Environmental Audit, Inc., an environmental management consulting firm. Mr Menees received an MBA and a BA in biological science from the California State University. He holds certificates in Environmental Site Assessment and Remediation and in Hazardous Materials Management from the University of California. Mr Menees is a member of the Environmental Law Institute. Profile Highlights Testimony Experience * Federal/National * State/Provincial * Oral * Written Employment History * 2001 to present, LECG Principal * PA Consulting Group Managing Consultant * PHB Hagler Bailly (Formerly Putnam Hayes & Bartlet) Principal * View All » Education * California State University, Fullerton, MBA * California State University, Fullerton, BA * University of California, Irvine * View All »

Dr. Pederson has twenty years of experience as a consulting statistician in business, academics, and government research. Most recently, he built and managed a team at Chase Card Services that provided analytic solutions to the Risk Management and Marketing arms of the organization.

Sheree Mann is a principal with LECG's Canadian investigative and forensic accounting services practice. Sheree has gained over 13 years of exclusive experience in relation to investigation and forensic accounting and quantifying economic losses. Her practice has consisted of criminal and civil fraud and financial investigation matters, including a secondment with the Ontario Provincial Police Anti-Rackets Branch. Many engagements included the quantification of losses related to fraud and financial litigation matters. In addition, her experience in loss quantification includes engagements related to personal injury matters, breach of contract and labour-related matters. She has provided expert testimony in criminal court, civil court, and a public inquiry matter. Prior to joining LECG, Sheree was a partner and co-service line leader of Grant Thornton LLP's forensic and accounting services practice in Toronto, Ontario. Sheree obtained an honors bachelor of commerce from Laurentian University in 1987. She also obtained her CA in 1990 and her CBV in 1998.

Simon Orme is a seasoned executive and advisor to enterprises, governments and regulators in Australia, New Zealand and the Asia Pacific region, with over 18 years of experience. He specialises in solving complex strategic, economic and financial problems, typically relating to regulatory, market and technology change, focusing especially on the energy and communications sectors. Applications include: strategy and business planning; governance and organisational design; major transactions; contract negotiation; pricing, regulatory reports and submissions; and assisting with the preparation of expert testimony.

Dr Stephanie Thomas specializes in the application of economic and statistical theory and methodology to questions of liability and damages arising in employment discrimination litigation. She has testified as an economic and statistical expert in federal and state courts throughout the country. Dr Thomas has also addressed various legal groups on the topics of statistical evidence of discrimination and economic damages. Dr Thomas has written several papers published in professional journals and has been invited to address the American Social Sciences Association and the Eastern Economics Association. She often acts as an expert witness in trial-advocacy courses, including the National Institute for Trial Advocacy's Hanley Advanced Trial Skills Program. Dr Thomas has also assisted in the preparation of mock trial case materials for the National Institute for Trial Advocacy. Prior to joining LECG, Dr Thomas was a member of the faculty of College of Arts and Sciences at New York University, where she taught courses on economic theory and econometrics. She received an outstanding teaching award in recognition of excellence in undergraduate teaching from New York University, as well as a student recognition award from the New York University Economics Association. Dr Thomas holds her BA in economics from Elmira College and her MA and PhD in economics from the New School for Social Research with a concentration in macroeconomic modeling. She received the Center for Economic Policy Analysis Dissertation Fellowship and the Edith and Henry Johnson Memorial Commencement Award for Outstanding Dissertation. Profile Highlights Professional Experience * Academic Professional - 2 years Testimony Experience * Federal/National * State/Provincial * Mediation * Oral * Written Publications * April 2008, A Practical Guide to Compensation Self-Audits: Understanding the How and Why of Compensation * 12/2000, Job Search Methods * 04/2000, Estimates of Household Services from Americans’ Use of Time, 1985 * View All » Employment History * 2007 to present, LECG Principal * 2003 to 2003, LECG Managing Consultant * 1999 to 2003, Center for Forensic Economic Studies Senior Economist * View All » Education * 1999, The New School for Social Research, PhD * 1997, The New School for Social Research, MA * 1993, Elmira College, BS

Stephen Moseley has 15 years experience providing consulting services to clients and their counsel. His primary focus has been valuing and managing complex liability and property insurance claims, assessing insurance coverage issues, and evaluating insurance coverage disputes. In the area of liability insurance claims Mr Moseley’s experience includes claims management, analyses of historical data trends, evaluation of incurred costs, projection of possible future claims, estimation of potential future liability, insurance archaeology and historical policy reconstruction, insurance coverage analysis, allocation of claim costs to insurance coverage, preparation and presentation of insurance claims, settlement strategy advice, claim negotiation, and litigation support. Mr Moseley has provided these services in connection with a variety of liabilities including asbestos, pollution, and other health hazard (APH) claims. Mr Moseley also has significant experience in the area of property insurance claims. He has provided services in connection with property damage, extra expense, and loss of business income claims stemming from many types of events, including hurricanes and other severe storms, derailments, fires, and other causative events. Mr Moseley’s experience includes ensuring appropriate internal accounting of all related costs, collecting and segregating costs, and preparing effective documentation of claim costs and other related information. He has also quantified lost revenue, avoided costs, and extra expense for a variety of service interruptions and analyzed contingent business interruption losses and evaluated deferred versus lost revenue. Mr Moseley has provided these services to companies in a variety of industries including railroad, oil and gas, public utility, insurance, chemical, financial services, manufacturing, and food and beverage, among others. Profile Highlights Employment History * 2002 to present, LECG Principal

As founder of Mead Corporation's ink jet technology development program, Mr. Van Brimer managed the development of the technology that formed the basis of the successful product line of high speed ink jet printers initially marketed by Eastman Kodak and currently marketed by Scitex Corporation Ltd. In 1978, he joined Exxon's Danbury Systems Division and as general manager guided the development of Exxon's proprietary impulse ink jet technology and a series of printer products, the last being the revolutionary Dataproducts' SI 480 Solid Ink Office Printer. Mr. Van Brimer became a Director of the joint venture company formed by Exxon Corporation and Dataproducts Corporation in 1986. Mr. Van Brimer holds fourteen U.S. and many foreign patents in the field of ink jet technology and electro-optical instrumentation. He has been program chairman of domestic and international ink jet industry conferences and a frequent speaker on the subject of ink jet printing. Mr. Van Brimer has a B.S. degree in Physics and Mathematics from Western Michigan University and graduated from Harvard Business School's Advanced Management Program. Mr. Van Brimer serves on the advisory board of Max Capital Partners. Colin C. Blaydon. Colin C. Blaydon is the current Director of the Foster Center for Private Equity for Tuck School of Business at Dartmouth College. Mr. Blaydon is the former Dean of Tuck and has been a Professor of Management there since 1983. Mr. Blaydon's areas of expertise include economics, entrepreneurship and technology, public policy and management. Prior to 1983, Mr. Blaydon held several other academic and leadership positions which include: Assistant Professor, Graduate School of Business Administration, Harvard University, 1969-73; Vice-Provost and Professor, Duke University. Other nonacademic positions include: Staff Assistant to Assistant Secretary of Defense, 1966-69; Deputy Associate Director, U.S. Office of Management and Budget, 1973-75; Executive Chairman, ITP Systems, 1991-93. Mr. Blaydon has produced several publications: "State Policies under Pressure", Drawing the Line on Natural Gas Regulation: The Harvard Study on the Future Natural Gas," Quorum Books, 1987; "Competing in the New Deregulated Gas Markets," Symposium on the Future of the Gas Industry in the New Competitive Market, The Institute of Economic Affairs, April 1994; with M. Horvath, "Bury the Ratchets," Venture Capital Journal, January 2002; "Liquidation Preferences: What you May Not Know," Venture Capital Journal, March 2002; "What's a Company Worth? It Depends on Which GP You Ask," Venture Capital Journal, May 2002; "Minding the Store: GPs Face Up to Corporate Governance Issues," Venture Capital Journal, July 2002. His working papers include: with F. Wainwright, "Best Practices In Board Participation in Portfolio Companies"; "Venture Capital Securities and Deal Structure"; "Private Equity Glossary"; "Note on Limited Partnerships". Mr. Blaydon currently holds several directorships: Borealis Ventures; Council for Excellence in Government; DHM Arcadia Partners; LECG LLC; Merrill Lynch Private Equity Partners; and Business Intelligence Advisors, Inc. Mr. Blaydon's current research topics are: private equity best practices, securities and deal structure, venture capital valuation, private equity firm governance, risk management, and best practices in board participation in portfolio companies. Leon Dunklin. Leon Dunklin is Assistant Vice President/Investment Officer for the Community Development Group at J.P. Morgan Chase since 2005. Mr. Dunklin was a former commodities trader with Duke/Louis Dreyfus Energy Corp in Wilton, CT from 1990-1997, where he traded natural gas and crude oil. Mr. Dunklin also consulted at MasterCard International and worked as Director of Marketing for a small entrepreneurial knapsack business, ToPAQ, in Mt. Vernon, NY before attending business school. Mr. Dunklin holds a B.A. from Connecticut College and a M.B.A from Georgetown's...

Albert L Nichols is a director in the Cambridge, Massachusetts office of LECG. He specializes in antitrust issues in high-tech industries. In recent years he has worked on several high-profile antitrust cases in the software industry, in the United States, Europe, and Asia. He also is an expert in the economics of regulation of health, safety, and environment. Prior to joining LECG, he was a vice president of NERA Economic Consulting, an associate professor of public policy at Harvard University, and director of the Economic Analysis Division of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. He is the author of Targeting Economic Incentives for Environmental Protection (MIT Press) and numerous articles in books and professional journals, including The American Economic Review, Antitrust Bulletin, Bell Journal of Economics, Energy Policy, George Mason Law Review, Harvard Environmental Law Review, Management Science, Public Interest, Regulation, Resources and Energy Economics, and Review of Industrial Organization.

Alejandro Requejo is a director at LECG and is based in Madrid. He joined LECG in March 2004. During his years in consultancy, his work has specialised in the application of discrete choice models and other econometric techniques to strategic and competition policy problems. Alejandro has successfully applied these powerful techniques to estimate the demand for mobile telephony, to design optimal pricing policies for mobile operators and other telecom companies, to evaluate competition in the Philippine cement market, to analyse the impact of proposed mergers, to define relevant markets, to estimate antitrust damages as well as to value intellectual property rights. Alejandro has a PhD in economics from Universidad Complutense in Madrid and he earned M Phil degree in economics from the Centro de Estudios Monetarios y Financieros (CEMFI), Madrid, Spain, specialising in finance. He has worked as an assistant professor at the Universidad Carlos III (Madrid). His academic research focused mainly on the empirical application of choice modeling and panel data models to corporate finance and industrial organisation.

Prior to joining Belvedere, Ms. Davis was the CFO of Barclays Global Investors, the San Francisco-based institutional money management firm with over $1.5 trillion of assets under management, and operations in North America, Europe and Asia. Ms. Davis began her career with McKinsey and Company in 1984 and joined A.T. Kearney in 1993 as a leader of the Global Financial Institutions Group in New York and later in San Francisco where she also took on the role of West Coast Practice Leader. Ms. Davis is a Director of First Data Corporation, Broadlane, Les Concierges, Presidio Bank, Hometown Commercial Capital, and BenefitStreet. Ms. Davis has a BA with honors and a Masters degree from Cambridge University in England, and a combined MBA from Harvard Business School and Stanford Graduate School of Business.

Andrew M. Werth, a director at the Washington Advisory Group, advises on telecommunications and international business development projects. He is the former President of Hughes Network Systems International, where he was responsible for all international operations, including sales, joint ventures, and overseas activities. He co-founded Digital Communications Corporation in 1971, led the first deployment of major telecommunications systems, and oversaw the growth of DCC and its successors, from first-year sales of $56,000 to over $1.4 billion in 1999. Previously, he served in senior technical positions at COMSAT Laboratories and COMSAT Corporation, where he contributed to the launch of INTELSAT's satellite network.

Professor Sanders holds the John W. Galbreath Chair and is Professor of Finance at the Fisher College of Business. He has taught at University of Chicago (Graduate School of Business) and University of Texas at Austin as well. During 1997 and 1998, he was Director and Head of Asset-backed and Mortgage-backed Securities Research at Deutsche Bank.

Bernard Siskin received his BS degree in mathematics from the University of Pittsburgh and a PhD in statistics from the University of Pennsylvania. For many years he taught statistics at Temple University and served as chairman of the department of statistics. Dr Siskin has specialized in the application of statistics in law, particularly in the area of analyzing data for statistical evidence of discrimination. He has testified for both plaintiffs and defendants in more than 200 cases, many of which were large employment class actions. In addition to discrimination studies, he has conducted statistical studies and testified in commercial and environmental cases involving statistical issues. Dr Siskin has frequently been appointed by federal judges as a neutral expert to aid the court in statistical issues and he was the statistical consultant to the Third Circuit Court of Appeals Task Force on Equal Treatment in the Courts. Dr Siskin is the author of many articles and textbooks on statistics and quantitative techniques including Encyclopedia of Management and Quantitative Techniques for Business Decisions. He has also written and lectured extensively on the use of statistics in litigation. He has served as a statistical consultant to the US Department of Justice, the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, the US Department of Labor, the Federal Bureau of Investigation, the Central Intelligence Agency, the Environmental Protection Agency, the National Aeronautics and Space Administration, Fannie Mae (the Federal National Mortgage Association), and Freddie Mac (the Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corporation), as well as numerous other federal, state, and city agencies and Fortune 500 corporations. Profile Highlights Professional Experience * Consulting * Academic Professional Testimony Experience * Federal/National * State/Provincial * Mediation * Arbitration * Oral * Written Publications * 2002, Litigating Employment Discrimination & Sexual Harassment Claims * 2002, The 1986 Apex Houston Oil Spill in Central California * 1996, Mortgage Lending, Racial Discrimination, and Federal Policy * View All » Employment History * 2003 to present, LECG Director * 1992 to 2003, Temple University Adjunct Professor of Law School * 1991 to 2003, Center for Forensic Economic Studies Senior Vice President * View All » Education * 1970, University of Pennsylvania, PhD * 1966, University of North Carolina * University of Pittsburgh, BS

Brian J Bergmark, MBA, CPA, ABV, ASA, is a director of LECG and offers more than 20 years experience providing damage analysis, business valuation, business consulting, and accounting services to clients involved in dispute resolution, business management and tax matters. Mr Bergmark’s industry experience includes construction, telecommunication, healthcare, computer hardware and software, real estate, manufacturing, and professional businesses, among others. His appraisal experience includes the valuation and apportionment of tangible and intangible assets, analyses prepared for estate and gift tax purposes, marital dissolution, ownership transfers, eminent domain and various consulting matters. Mr Bergmark has extensive experience providing business analysis and qualified testimony on complex business, wage loss, wage and hour, economic, valuation, and marital dissolution matters in federal and California state superior courts. The scope of his involvement in litigation matters includes discovery assistance, causation analysis, damage quantification and forensic accounting/fraud investigations. Profile Highlights Professional Experience * Consulting Testimony Experience * Federal/National * State/Provincial * Mediation * Arbitration * Oral * Written Licenses & Certifications * Certified Public Accountant * Accredited in Business Valuation * Accredited Senior Appraiser * View All » Employment History * 2006 to present, LECG Director * 1992 to 2006, Mack|Barclay, Inc. Shareholder * 1989 to 1992, Brodshatzer, Wallace, Spoon & Yip Senior Manager * View All » Education * 1992, San Diego State University, MBA * 1984, University of California, Los Angeles, BSc

Brian Reilly is a director in LECG's Chicago office where he focuses on disputes in the telecommunications industry, general commercial litigation matters, as well as valuation and damage analysis. Prior to joining LECG, Mr. Reilly was a director at Navigant Consulting where he led the Chicago telecommunications practice group. In that role he provided strategic, analytic and litigation support expertise to clients in major telecommunications regulatory and civil cases. Mr. Reilly has over twenty years of business experience in telecommunications and has gained business development, corporate strategy, litigation support, marketing, regulatory affairs, information systems, project management, and leadership skills. His experience enables him to provide insights into the competitive dynamics and the key business and legal issues driving the communications industry. Mr. Reilly's consulting work has centered on providing strategic, analytic, and litigation support expertise to clients in several major telecommunications regulatory and civil cases. His consulting work in regulatory matters has included issues such as the FCC Triennial Review Order state regulatory litigation, complex service quality proceedings, rulemakings and investigations, as well as significant discovery work. He has also focused on industry business plan assumptions, research, and complex modeling, network investment and process issues, access charges, alternative forms of regulation such as price caps, as well as financial benchmarks relative to other industries. Mr. Reilly has also led long-term engagements regarding discovery methods and procedures and system tools that enable heavily regulated firms to be more efficient and consistent regarding production and discovery responses. In civil litigation matters, Mr. Reilly has served as an expert witness at deposition and trial and used his expertise in several valuation and damages contexts, spanning matters in operator services, long distance, information provider, and wireless cable industry segments. He has also focused on practical and theoretical issues regarding breach of contract damages, solvency analysis, and network service arrangements and infrastructure damage, such as cable cuts. Prior to his consulting practice, Mr. Reilly managed corporate strategy and business development issues at Ameritech Corporation. In this capacity, Brian gained extensive knowledge of the telecommunications industry.

Catharine M Lawton, a director at LECG, has 20 years of experience assisting clients and counsel involved in business problems, disputes, and litigation. Her experience includes participation in a broad range of commercial, government, and regulated industry consulting engagements involving business problems and disputes, litigation, and arbitration in a wide range of industries. She has assisted clients in negotiations and settlement discussions and provided deposition and trial testimony. Ms Lawton’s experience includes consultation with counsel and management on a wide variety of financial and economic issues. These include lost profits and damage analysis and the financial analysis of companies, divisions, and product lines, and has involved incremental cost analysis, profitability studies, pricing studies, financial forecasting, damage exposure analysis, fraud investigations, specialized accounting issues, technology valuation, and more. These issues have arisen in matters involving antitrust actions, breach of contract claims, construction claims, dealer/distributor termination actions, fraud investigations, intellectual property disputes, lender liability actions, and workout situations, among others. Ms Lawton has particularly extensive experience in patent infringement disputes and litigation. Profile Highlights Professional Experience * Consulting Testimony Experience * Federal/National * State/Provincial * Mediation * Arbitration Publications * Effective Use of Experts to Prove Commercial Damages * Lessons Learned on Troubled Construction Projects * The Economics of Patent Infringement: Cheaters Never Prosper, or Do They? * View All » Employment History * 2004 to present, LECG Director * 1998 to 2004, InteCap, Inc. (formerly known as Technology & Dispute Resolution Consulting, Inc.) Founder, Managing Director * 1992 to 1998, Peterson Consulting LLC Vice President * View All » Education * 1984, University of Illinois, BSc

Chris Kelly, a director in Dallas, has over 35 years of experience in financial institutions, providing financial and restructuring consulting and litigation consulting. He has been providing expert services as a consulting and testifying expert for more than 15 years and has particular expertise in commercial banking. Previously, he directed the litigation consulting services practice for Glass & Associates, Inc.

Dan Borge, a director in LECG's New York office, was the principal designer of the first enterprise risk management system, Bankers Trust's risk adjusted return on capital (RAROC), which became the model for the financial services industry. RAROC enabled the development of new ways of doing business that greatly increased revenues and profits for Bankers Trust. For example, RAROC influenced product design, lending policies, trading and investment strategies; strategic planning, capital attribution, transfer pricing and business performance measurement. Dan was a senior managing director and partner at Bankers Trust where his principal activities included working with the chairman and board of directors on risk management and corporate strategy. Dan also held positions which included head of corporate strategy; head of global research; co-head of the asset/liability committee; and a member of the business council (the top policy-making body for the bank). As a senior advisor to a leading management consulting firm and to a business intelligence firm, Dan's accomplishments included: designing a risk-based approach to strategic planning; developing a framework for assessing and responding to the business and financial risks posed by a possible pandemic; developing a method for incorporating business intelligence into an early warning and assessment system for emerging business risks. Dan also worked with Charles Bralver, a founding partner of Oliver Wyman, re-conceptualizing the role of the chief financial officer (CFO) in light of intense pressures from the capital markets. This provided the basis for a new approach to corporate clients and resulted in the forthcoming paper Managing Increased Capital Markets Intensity: The CFO's Role in Navigating the Known, the Unknown, and the Unknowable. Dan is the author of several publications including the The Book of Risk, published by John Wiley & Son and Co-author, with Charles Sanford, of The Risk Management Revolution, published in Proceedings of Symposia in Pure Mathematics. In addition, Dan has been an invited speaker at risk management conferences at the Wharton School and the University of Toronto.

Daniel Chai is a director in the business development group in LECG's Cambridge office. He specializes in the application of modern financial and institutional economics to complex business issues and proceedings. Mr. Chai advises clients and their counsel on matters across several industries including financial services, telecommunications, and technology. Some of these matters include asset valuation, economic analysis of contracts, and the role of incentives and industry custom and practice in the corporate strategic decision-making process. He has provided trial and affidavit testimony in the state courts of New Hampshire. Mr. Chai also has experience in managing multi-expert litigation consulting engagements utilizing a network of outside academic contacts and industry practitioners in the recruitment of expert witnesses. Some recent matters include coordinating expert (non-testifying) in the multidisciplinary executive compensation matter involving Richard Grasso, former chairman and CEO of the New York Stock Exchange, and coordinating expert (non-testifying) in the multidisciplinary matter involving a former chairman of Fannie Mae. Prior to his consulting career, Mr. Chai spent eight years in the securities industry where he focused on global strategic planning issues for a major brokerage house/investment bank in New York where he was an associate vice president in the private client group. Mr. Chai earned an AB in economics from Cornell University and an MBA with a concentration in finance from the University of Rochester, where he is currently a director on the board of the Alumni Advisory Council for the Simon Graduate School of Business. Mr. Chai also serves as a director on the board of the Cornell Club of Boston. Profile Highlights Professional Experience * Consulting * Corporate Executive Testimony Experience * State/Provincial Representative Engagements * Affidavit in the Matter of Kieran Donnelly and Marygene Donnelly * Expert Report and Trial Testimony in the Matter of Kieran Donnelly and Marygene Donnelly Employment History * 2003 to present, LECG Director of Business Development * 1998 to 2003, Brattle Group / Putnam Hayes & Bartlett senior staff positions * 1988 to 1996, Prudential Securities Associate Vice President Education * 1988, Cornell University, AB * 1998, University of Rochester, MBA

Daniel Ryan is a director with LECG specialising in valuation and intellectual property. He is an experienced adviser to businesses on a range of financial and commercial issues, having spent many years both as a consultant and in industry. His specific area of expertise is the use of sophisticated economic and finance tools to understand the creation of value by organisations. Daniel has helped a range of clients in assessing the value of the overall business or specific elements of the business such as trademarks, patents, or brands for commercial and fiscal purposes, as well as in the context of contentious disputes. Daniel is a chartered accountant and a member of the Society of Share and Business Valuers. In his 10 years with Arthur Andersen's strategy finance and economics group (1990 2000), Daniel was responsible for selling and delivering complex financial and strategic engagements. Subsequently, Daniel spent a number of years working within small fast growing businesses helping them to raise funding and develop and implement successful growth strategies.

Dr Darrell L Williams has extensive experience in antitrust litigation consulting. He worked as an expert on issues such as exclusive dealings, exclusive territories, price fixing, joint ventures, and damages. He was previously a staff economist with the President's Council of Economic Advisors where he analyzed microeconomic issues including industrial organization and regulation. He was also a Financial Economist at the Securities and Exchange Commission where he analyzed issues of securities fraud, corporate control, and regulation of financial markets. He teaches courses on antitrust, securities markets, and regulation. He has taught at the Economics Institute for Federal Judges and has served as Vice-chair of the Economics Committee, Antitrust Section of the American Bar Association. Professor Williams currently is engaged in research on industrial organization, contractual relations between firms, the internal organization of firms and markets, and the regulation of markets. He has litigation consulting experience in a number of industries including telecommunications, healthcare, and petroleum. He has also served as consultant to the Federal Trade Commission and the Securities and Exchange Commission. Profile Highlights Representative Engagements * AO Smith Corporation, et al., v. Perfection Corporation, et al. * Collins v. International Dairy Queen, Inc. * Holiday Wholesale Grocery Co., et al. v. Philip Morris, et al. * View All » Publications * 10/2007, Interview: Darrell Williams on Collaborations Among Competitors * 07/17/2002, Estimating Shareholder Losses in the New Economy * 07/2002, The Economics of Innovation: A Survey * View All » Employment History * 2008 to present, LECG Affiliate * 2004 to 2008, LECG Director * 2000 to 2004, Economic Analysis, LLC Principal * View All » Education * 1991, Washington University in St. Louis, PhD * 1984, Washington University in St. Louis, MA * 1983, University of Kentucky, BS

David Moore advises primarily on finance, strategy and industry development. His particular interest is economic and business innovation and transformation. David has given expert testimony and expert comment on efficiency, regulation, complex contracting and valuation issues in diverse sectors, including health, biotechnology, fishing and biosecurity. He has extensive pharmaceutical and litigation experience. David heads the health-sector industry group for LECG Asia-Pacific. He has held a number of senior positions in the New Zealand health sector since 1992, including founding and managing the New Zealand government's drug purchasing agency (for which he continues as a Director); Regional Director of the organisation that funded all health services for the lower half the North Island; and General Manager, Personal Health of the organisation that managed New Zealand's aged care, public hospitals and other personal health services ($NZ6 billion budget). His prior experience includes a range of strategic, policy and corporate advisory positions for the New Zealand Treasury, an investment bank and a London-based management consulting group. David holds a Master of Commerce from the University of Auckland and a Diploma of Health Economics from the University of Tromso. He is a Research Associate with the Health Research Centre of Victoria University, a Chartered Accountant and a member of the Institute of Directors.

David Ownby is a director in the petroleum and chemical industry services practice of LECG, in Houston. During his 38-year career in the oil and gas industry, Mr. Ownby has had senior level responsibility for downstream-refined products supply, distribution, and marketing. With in-depth knowledge of oil and gas marketing, trading and processing, and front and back-office management systems, he has successfully started companies to gather and trade crude oil, refined products, NGLs, natural gas, and coal. His skills include project development management, litigation support, and testimony on FERC regulatory matters. Mr. Ownby was the principal co-founder of Chalkboard, the energy industry’s first electronic trading platform for crude, refined products, and natural gas liquids (NGLs). From 2004 to 2006, Mr. Ownby was a managing director for FTI Consulting/Lexecon providing expert witness services, energy consulting and trustee services, and mergers and acquisitions (M&A) expertise in the downstream energy sector. From 1990 through 2003, Mr. Ownby owned and operated Ownby & Associates, The Ownby Companies and Ownby Energy Inc. all boutique hands-on energy consulting and marketing firms that specialized in providing services to large and small energy firms to support negotiation of energy contracts, market analysis, master limited partnership strategy, business development, mergers and acquisitions, energy risk management, financial analysis, energy trading, electronic trading platforms and strategy, fuels management and acquisitions, retail marketing, petroleum management systems, and energy sector development. These companies also provided expert witness services and litigation support to both law and energy firms. The Ownby Companies managed and negotiated crude oil and gas contracts for Coho Resources production sales in Oklahoma, Mississippi and Louisiana as well as assisted in evaluation of acquisitions of reserves. Coho Resources, a public company, was the largest independent producer in Mississippi and one the largest in Oklahoma. Mr. Ownby provided crude oil trading and marketing services to Adams & Affiliates and Birdcreek Resources, a crude producer in Oklahoma, Texas, and New Mexico, throughout the 1990’s. In the mid 1990’s Mr. Ownby was the chairman of the board and owner partner of VOG Energy Inc, which with an agreement with The Williams Companies developed Chalkboard the first online electronic trading system for Crude Oil, Refined Products, and NGL’s. The Chalkboard platform was the standard in the industry for the electronic physical and paper trading of propane and NGL’s and is now part of the ICE Intercontinental Exchange energy electronic trading platform. Mr. Ownby began his career in 1971 with Texaco Inc. in retail gasoline marketing in Houston, Texas. At the outset of the Arab embargo in 1974, he moved to OKC Corp., a small refiner, and was responsible for crude and product supply as well as federal regulations compliance. As vice president of marketing, Mr. Ownby was responsible for all sales, purchases and exchanges of refined products and acquisitions of feedstock for the refinery. He was additionally responsible for all scheduling, exchange accounting, preparation and analysis of monthly DOE forms, and commercial allocation of the refinery’s production. Upon leaving OKC Corp. in 1978, he became executive vice president of Petroleum Trading & Transport, then the largest and oldest reseller and wholesaler of fuels in the mid-continent area. He had senior management responsibility for all trading, purchases & exchanges, futures & hedging, scheduling and distribution, legal, financial and credit analysis, data processing, new accounts, and acquisitions including all banking relationships and negotiations. He had profit and loss responsibility for marketing and was successful in reaching a goal of one billion dollars in wholesale sales. Mr. Ownby was also a partner in Saddleback Oil and Vance Private Drilling Company in Tulsa Oklahoma in the early 1980's which both successfully drilled and explored for oil & gas in Oklahoma and Texas. In the early 1980's Mr. Ownby was also a partner in Resource System Company, small private oil & gas well logging services company. Mr. Ownby joined Enron Oil Trading & Transportation in 1987 as vice president of refined fuels. He started the refined product trading and wholesale marketing operations for the US and worldwide. His responsibilities included trading, negotiating long and short term supply and exchange agreements, management of the refined products physical and futures trading desk and the traders with offices in Houston, West Coast, East Coast, Europe, and Far East, the wholesale marketing business, crude processing arrangements on Gulf Coast, terminal and storage acquisitions, and starting Enron’s first alternate fuels division Enron Marketing Company.

David Painter joined LECG in December 1997, and is specializing in areas within the antitrust and finance/damages groups of the firm. Mr. Painter brings to LECG 25 years of experience in analyzing accounting and financial issues in antitrust matters for the Federal Trade Commission, with particular expertise in efficiency and failing company issues. During that period, he participated directly in the investigation of dozens of merger and non-merger cases, and participated as a member of a trial team in many litigated matters. For the last 18 years at the commission, he served as the chief accountant and principal advisor to the commission on accounting and financial issues in antitrust, retiring as the assistant director for accounting and financial analysis in the Bureau of Competition. Mr. Painter has been the recipient of numerous awards, including the commission's two highest awards: (1) the Chairman's Award, presented annually to an individual staff member whose superior work has been deemed to be of "significant and far-reaching benefit to the agency and to the public," and (2) the Commission's Distinguished Service Award, presented for sustained outstanding performance throughout one's career.

David W Griffin received his PhD in Economics from Cornell University and BS and MS degrees in Economics from Rutgers University. Since 1983, he has specialized in the application of statistical theory and methodology to questions of liability and damages arising in employment discrimination litigation. He has offered expert testimony numerous times in Federal and state courts and has been an invited speaker to various legal groups on the topic of statistical evidence of discrimination. As a by-product of his litigation practice, Dr Griffin also consults with employers wishing to develop internal “self-audit” programs for litigation risk assessment and for proactive identification of potential problem areas. Profile Highlights Professional Experience * Consulting Testimony Experience * Federal/National * State/Provincial * Mediation * Arbitration * Oral * Written Publications * 2002, Litigating Employment Discrimination & Sexual Harassment Claims * 1995, Random Drug Tests at Work * 1995, Random Workplace Drug Testing * View All » Employment History * 2003 to present, LECG Director * 1991 to 2003, Center for Forensic Economic Studies Vice President * 1986 to 1991, National Economic Research Associates Senior Consultant * View All » Education * 1989, Cornell University, PhD * 1975, Rutgers The State University of New Jersey, MS * 1972, Rutgers The State University of New Jersey, BS

David E Wensel is a director in the Chicago office of LECG. Prior to joining LECG Mr Wensel was a director in the Chicago office of Peterson Consulting, a unit of Navigant Consulting, Inc. Over the course of Mr Wensel’s tenure with Peterson Consulting and LECG he has assisted clients in connection with breach of contract, valuation, bankruptcy, regulated industry, cost-based claims, securities fraud, and other client engagement matters. In the realm of commercial disputes Mr Wensel has had supervisory engagement responsibility in connection with lost profit analyses, discount rate calculations, excess cost determinations, and fixed/variable cost analyses. His experience includes supervisory roles on engagements involving damages determinations in the manufacturing, distribution, and retail segments of numerous industries. Specifically, he has developed damage models to aid in the computation of losses resulting from breach of contract. In connection with model development he has performed profitability analyses to establish cost and revenue relationships based on normalized historical operations. He has performed market analyses to generate informed and reasonable assumptions pertaining to business performance under conditions of contract compliance. Additional ancillary analyses Mr Wensel has conducted include discount rate calculations involving cost of capital computations as well as the determination of fixed versus variable nature of costs. Mr Wensel’s engagement responsibilities have included supervisory roles in a variety of practice area settings including commercial disputes, bankruptcy, and regulatory matters. In connection with his bankruptcy experience he has assisted clients with the development of plans of reorganization involving the development of pro forma operating results based upon analyses of operations, determinations of capital expenditure requirements, market studies, profitability analyses, and the analysis of financing alternatives. In addition Mr Wensel has assisted clients on engagements involving the determination of asset value and solvency-related valuation analyses. Mr Wensel’s bankruptcy experience also includes the supervision of analyses of pre-petition financial transactions of businesses in many industries including the telecommunications, airline, auto, and internet services industries as well as many others. Such analyses include reviews of related party dealings and preferential transfer and fraudulent conveyance analyses. He has conducted asset-tracing analyses involving the review of accounting and financial records of scores of affiliated limited partnerships and closely held corporations over periods ranging up to 25 years of business activity. With respect to regulatory matters Mr Wensel has experience in excess cost determination specifically related to increased construction project interest due to regulatory event and management decision impacts on cost budgets and completion schedules of construction projects. He developed cost allocation models to apportion construction project interest across dozens of construction cost and schedule impacting events. In addition Mr Wensel developed automated models designed to reshape project construction expenditure curves to remove cost and schedule impacts of specific exogenous events in order to quantify the cost impact to the project of those events. Mr Wensel received his Bachelor’s Degree from Carthage College in economics and philosophy. He received his MBA from the University of Texas with concentrations in finance and accounting. While attending graduate school, Mr Wensel worked with an Austin area CPA practice, providing the firm’s clients with analyses of planned development projects to assess financial feasibility and help market the projects to lenders. Profile Highlights Industry Specialization * Engineering (Accting, Research, Mgt) Employment History * 2002 to present, LECG Director Education * University of Texas at Austin, MBA * Carthage College, BA

Efrat Kasznik is an affiliate with LECG. She specializes in the valuation of intangible assets and intellectual property for a range of purposes including sale, licensing, mergers & acquisitions; FAS 141 & 142 purchase price allocation and impairment analysis; corporate spin-offs; in-kind contributions; technology donations; and transfer pricing. Ms Kasznik has 15 years of extensive consulting, accounting, and corporate management experience. Prior to joining LECG, she served as vice president of valuation for ICMG, a leading intellectual capital management firm. Prior to that, she held the position of chief financial officer for AcrossWorld Communications, a Silicon Valley company engaged in building global data communications networks for multinational corporations. Ms Kasznik holds an MBA degree from UC Berkeley, and a BA in accounting and economics from the Hebrew University, Jerusalem. Profile Highlights Representative Engagements * Appraised the Fair Market Value of a Portfolio of Patents and Trademarks * Appraised the Fair Market Value of Portfolios of Intellectual Property for Purposes of Donation to Nonprofit Organizations by Major US Corporations * Appraised the Fair Value of a Group of Intangible Assets for Acquisition * View All » Licenses & Certifications * Certified Public Accountant Employment History * 2007 to present, LECG Affiliate * 2004 to 2007, LECG Director * 2001 to 2004, Intellectual Capital Management Group, Inc. Vice President * View All » Education * 1993, University of California, Berkeley, MBA * 1988, Hebrew University of Jerusalem, BA

Errol Soriano graduated from the University of Western Ontario's School of Business Administration in 1987. He obtained his CA in 1989 and his CBV in 1993. Since 1991, Errol's practice has been dedicated exclusively to the areas of business valuation and damages quantification. Errol has been qualified as an expert in business valuation and damages quantification in various Canadian courts, and has also been appointed Inspector pursuant to the Ontario Business Corporation Act. Errol has provided services to clients in Canada, the United States, South America, and the Middle East. In addition to his broad, practical experience, Errol is the author of an authoritative text on the quantification of economic damages (and co-author of a second text), and has lectured extensively to professional interest groups.

Frank H.T. Rhodes, a director at the Washington Advisory Group, advises on academic management and program analysis to colleges and universities. He was president of Cornell University for eighteen years before retiring in 1995, having previously served as vice president for academic affairs and Dean of the College of Literature, Science, and the Arts at the University of Michigan. A geologist by training, Dr. Rhodes was a member of President Bush's Education Policy Advisory Committee. He has also served as chair of the National Science Board and of the boards of the American Council on Education (ACE), the American Association of Universities, and the Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching. He was chair of the ACE Commission on Minority Participation in Education and American Life, and was a member of the Commission on Renewing the Academic Presidency. Dr. Rhodes has published widely in the fields of geology, paleontology, evolution, the history of science, and education. He is the current president of the American Philosophical Society.

Greg Harman is a director based in the London office. He joined LECG in September 2003. Prior to this he was a director in the economic consulting division of Deloitte & Touche in London. Greg is the head of LECG's economic and financial regulation consulting practice. During his 17 years in consultancy, Greg has undertaken a wide range of assignments in the UK and abroad specialising in the areas of regulation, valuation, economic analysis and dispute consulting. The majority of his assignments have been in the telecommunications, media, postal, water, gas and electricity, and transport industries. Greg's project experience has included the production of independent expert reports for submission to government departments, courts, tax authorities, competition and regulatory bodies and inclusion in international corporate transaction agreements.

Greg Smith is a director with LECG, where he provides consulting services to corporations, government agencies, and law firms. He is involved in the quantification of damages, the valuation of business interests, and reorganization consulting services. Mr. Smith has more than 20 years of business experience, including 16 years of accounting and consulting experience and direct involvement in over 150 consulting engagements. He has testified as an expert in matters before state and federal courts and has participated in mediation proceedings. Prior to joining LECG, Mr. Smith was a director with Navigant Consulting, Inc. He was also previously a member and vice president with PENTA Advisory Services and held several consulting positions with C.W. Amos & Company. Mr. Smith is a member of the AICPA, MACPA, the Licensing Executives Society, and the National Association of Certified Valuation Analysts. He is a certified public accountant and a certified forensic financial analyst. Profile Highlights Testimony Experience * Federal/National * State/Provincial * Mediation * Bankruptcy * Oral Representative Engagements * Hecny Transportation, Inc. v. George Chu, et al. * Barry Fiala, Inc. v. Stored Value Systems, Inc. * General Signal Power Systems v. American Power Conversion Corporation Licenses & Certifications * Certified Public Accountant * Certified Forensic Financial Analyst Publications * 04/12/1999, How to Determine Patent Royalties * 02/27/1998, Trends in Bankruptcy Filings and Pending Bankruptcies in Maryland * 04/07/1997, Approaches to Prejudgment Interest Awards Vary by Court * View All » Employment History * 2005 to present, LECG Director * Navigant Consulting Inc. Director * PENTA Advisory Services Vice President * View All » Education * University of Maryland, MBA * University of Virginia, BA

Guido Valentini, a director in Milan, Italy, has more than 20 years of experience, mainly in financial advisory services. His major areas of expertise are mergers and acquisitions, business valuations and fairness opinions on large deals, strategic business planning, and business due diligence. Industry experience has included major sectors with focus on branded consumer goods, retail, foods, industrial, and TMT.

Heather H Xitco, MBA, CPA, is a director at LECG and offers her clients more than 15 years of experience applying accounting, financial, and economic principles to the litigation and consulting process. Ms Xitco provides accounting and economic research, analysis, consultation, and opinions in diverse project assignments venued in federal and California state superior courts and arbitration. Her experience includes providing discovery assistance, causation analysis, and damage quantification in royalty and contractual compliance, partnership disputes, lost profits, severe personal injury, wrongful death, medical malpractice, wage and hour disputes, employment, breach of contract, criminal, insurance disputes, and professional malpractice, as well as forensic accounting matters. Profile Highlights Professional Experience * Consulting Testimony Experience * Federal/National * State/Provincial * Mediation * Arbitration * Oral * Written Licenses & Certifications * Certified Public Accountant Employment History * 2006 to present, LECG Director * 1996 to 2006, Mack|Barclay Inc. Shareholder * 1992 to 1996, Nigro, Karlin & Segal Education * University of San Diego, MBA * University of Southern California, BA

Henri Piffaut, a director in Brussels, joins the European competition policy practice. Prior to LECG, Mr. Piffaut was deputy head of the Information Industries, Internet and Consumer Electronics Unit at Directorate General (DG) Competition in Europe. During his 12-year career at DG Competition, he was involved in more than 100 merger reviews involving telecoms, information technology, media services, energy, and raw materials, among others. In addition to his broad experience with competition policy matters, Mr. Piffaut brings his expertise as an economist and engineer to LECG. Before joining the European Commission, he was an investment banker at Charterhouse Bank in London. Mr. Piffaut was educated in engineering at Ecole Superieure d'Electricite, economics at Sorbonne University and political science at Institut d'Etudes Politiques in Paris.

Henry Kahwaty works out of LECG’s London and Washington, DC offices. His areas of expertise include microeconomics, industrial organization, antitrust economics, and econometrics. He has completed numerous market power studies as part of reviews of mergers and other contractual relationships among competitors, monopolization and abuse of dominance inquiries, and de-regulation and market-based pricing proposals. His merger work includes studies of mergers in metals, computer hardware and software, defense electronics, pharmaceuticals, electricity, consumer goods, and telecommunication services and equipment. In addition, he has experience analyzing competition issues in the mining, luxury goods, banking, chemicals, software development tools, and hardware emulation industries. He has completed studies of vertical restraints and vertical integration, and the impact of such vertical relationships on competition. His work also includes the study of price fixing allegations, class certification, and antitrust and patent damages. Dr. Kahwaty has presented analyses to the Directorate-General for Competition of the European Commission, the Antitrust Division of the U.S. Department of Justice, the U.S. Federal Trade Commission, and the U.S. Federal Energy Regulatory Commission. Prior to joining LECG, Dr. Kahwaty was an Economist with the Antitrust Division of the U.S. Department of Justice. At the Antitrust Division, he specialised in market power analysis for merger and monopolization cases with a focus on the computer software, banking, and defense industries. He received his Ph.D. in Economics from the University of Pennsylvania in 1991. Profile Highlights Professional Experience * Consulting - 13 years * Government Official - 4 years * International Engagements - 9 years Testimony Experience * Federal/National * State/Provincial * Oral * Written Publications * 11/2007, Henry Kahwaty on Class Certification and Indirect * 2005, Survey of the Impacts of CRD Implementation on the UK Financial Services Industry * Spring/Summer 2004, The Competition Authority's Study of the Irish Banking Sector * View All » Employment History * 2002 to present, LECG Director * 1999 to 2002, LECG Principal * 1997 to 1999, LECG Senior Managing Economist * View All » Education * 1991, University of Pennsylvania, PhD * 1988, University of Pennsylvania, MA * 1986, University of Pennsylvania, BA

Howard H Chang, recently promoted to director in Chicago, Illinois, specializes in antitrust issues, including claims of monopolization, exclusionary practices, vertical restraints, and price fixing, as well as merger analysis. Mr Chang has expertise in the economics of the payment card and computer software industries. His has also worked on matters involving the consumer products, pharmaceuticals, securities, and telecommunications industries. Mr Chang received his MA in economics and a BA in economics and mathematics from Yale University. Profile Highlights Employment History * 2004 to present, LECG Director Education * Yale University, MA * Yale University, BA

James M Griffin is a professor of economics and public policy in the George Bush School of government and public service at Texas A&M University. He holds the Bob Bullock chair in public policy and finance. His fields of specialization include energy economics, antitrust, and regulatory issues. His textbook with Henry Steele was the leading text in the field of energy economics. Much of his academic research has focused on energy related topics ranging from analyses of OPEC and the world oil market to energy demand estimation. He has also maintained an active interest in regulatory matters as they relate to pipelines and to telecommunications, with published papers appearing in the Review of Economics and Statistics and the Journal of Law and Economics. At Texas A&M, courses in econometrics, antitrust, and regulation occupy his teaching agenda. He is a Humboldt Fellow, an editorial board member for three economics journals, and a member of Who's Who in Economics. In addition to his academic credentials, Griffin brings extensive experience in litigation and general consulting. For example, he was instrumental in helping the Environmental Protection Agency formulate rules regarding existing onshore oil wells. Most recently, he has been involved in oil royalty litigation and assorted antitrust cases. Profile Highlights Professional Experience * Consulting * Corporate Executive * Academic Professional Testimony Experience * Federal/National * State/Provincial * Mediation * Arbitration Representative Engagements * Depositions and Trial Testimony: Economic Justification for TAPS Quality Bank * Depositions and Trial Testimony: Crude Oil Pricing and Quality Differentials for Heavy Crude Oils–antitrust * Depositions and Trial Testimony: Geographic Market Delineation for Wholesale Gasoline Marketing–antitrust * View All » Publications * 1986, Energy Economics and Policy * Summer 1982, An Exchange on Oil Tariffs * 1982, OPEC Behavior and World Oil Prices * View All » Employment History * 2000 to present, LECG Director * 2001 to present, Texas A&M University, George Bush School Professor of Economics & Public Policy * 1991 to 2001, Texas A&M University Hugh Roy Cullen Professor in Economics * View All » Education * 1970, University of Pennsylvania, PhD * 1966, Southern Methodist University, BA

Mr. James B. Mzyk is a director with LECG. He is a certified public accountant with significant experience in the insurance, banking and securities industries. Mr. Mzyk has over 25 years experience with public accounting and consulting firms. Mr. Mzyk has provided expert testimony involving financial matters including damage analysis related to various business transactions as well as appropriate accounting treatment. He has assisted in the review and analysis of documentation related to alleged claims against officers and directors and other third parties. Mr. Mzyk has assisted regulators with liquidations, receiverships, claims processing and other management and administrative functions. He has significant experience related to the regulation of insurance companies and the analysis of investments, reinsurance contracts and reserves. He has also performed various consulting projects which include business restructuring, portfolio reviews, initial corporate offerings and internal control system reviews. Mr. Mzyk received his bachelor of arts degree in business administration with honors from the University of Texas at Austin. His professional affiliations include the American Institute of CPAs, the Texas Society of CPAs and the International Association of Insurance Receivers.

James K. Ward is a director at LECG. Mr. Ward is both a certified public accountant (CPA) and a certified insolvency and restructuring advisor (CIRA). Accordingly, he possesses a high degree of specialized expertise in the areas of corporate restructurings, insolvency, business bankruptcy, and commercial litigation. Mr. Ward was a partner in a prestigious Los Angeles based accounting firm where he was responsible for the accounting and auditing, litigation support, and business reorganization practices. Mr. Ward has over 35 years of experience assisting clients and counsel involved in business problems, disputes, and litigation. He provides clients with an important blend of technical expertise and a practical knowledge of the real world. Mr. Ward has assisted clients in negotiations and settlement discussions, and provided deposition and trial testimony. Mr. Ward's experience includes consultation with counsel and management on a wide variety of accounting, financial, and business issues. These engagements included lost profits and damage analysis; fraud investigations; financial analysis of companies, divisions, and product lines; incremental cost analysis; profitability studies; pricing studies; financial forecasting; damage exposure analysis; specialized accounting issues; intellectual property valuation, and more. These issues have arisen in matters involving mergers and acquisitions, environmental actions, breach of contract claims, construction claims, dealer/distributor termination actions, fraud investigations, intellectual property disputes, lender liability actions, and workout situations, among others. Mr. Ward has particularly extensive experience in many industries including commercial and consumer finance, entertainment, consumer electronics, manufacturing, distribution, government contracting, food processing, farming, the dairy industry, and real estate syndication.

Jennifer Stout is a director in the Lake Oswego, Oregon office of LECG, where she uses her accounting and tax background to provide consulting and manage forensic investigatory engagements mainly related to financial litigation cases. In addition, Ms. Stout has experience providing quantitative witness testimony in retail securities litigation. Prior to the acquisition by LECG, Ms. Stout was a managing director of Bates Private Capital Incorporated, a firm that provided litigation consulting, financial analysis, market trend research, and expert witness testimony for securities and other financial-related matters. Ms. Stout began her career as an associate in the tax department at Arthur Anderson & Co. where she provided tax and business consulting to corporations, partnerships, and individual clients regarding business planning, tax planning, and compliance. Ms. Stout’s responsibilities included financial statement audits, as well as extensive accumulation, analysis, and review of accounting information for support of clients’ tax positions. Profile Highlights Professional Experience * Consulting * Corporate Executive Testimony Experience * Mediation * Arbitration Licenses & Certifications * Certified Public Accountant Employment History * 2005 to present, LECG Director * 1993 to 2005, Bates Private Capital Incorporated Managing Director * 1990 to 1993, Arthur Andersen & Co. Associate, Tax Department Education * 1991, University of Portland, BBA

Self-employed consultant, consulting on regulatory strategy and telecommunications (since 2003); former Oregon Public Utility Commissioner (1990-2003); Affiliate Director with Wilk & Associates/LECG LLP; a director of Idaho Power and IDACORP since 2004.

Joseph Mann, a director in Washington, DC, provides litigation technology and enterprise content management solutions, and has national and international experience advising clients on electronic discovery, computer forensics, database development, data analysis, and repository services. Prior to joining LECG, he was a vice president at Merrill Corporation in their electronic evidence and consulting group, and was the global head of government sector services for Engenium Corporation. He is a Cisco certified networking expert, and a member of the International Telecommunications Union, the Armed Forces Communication and Electronic Association, and the Electronic Discovery Reference Model. Mr. Mann attended the University of Maryland.

John Bartkowski is a director in the business development group in LECG’s Chicago office. Prior to joining LECG, he was a director for business development at Navigant Consulting. Mr Bartkowski has developed more than $43 million in billable fees since 2000. He has also developed relationships with more than 25 Fortune 100 companies and over 50 of the top 100 law firms. Prior to his work with the business development team, Mr Bartkowski was a consultant in the areas of intellectual property, business valuations, and lost profits/damages. He earned a bachelor’s degree in business from Miami University. Profile Highlights Professional Experience * Consulting Employment History * 2009 to present, LECG Director * Navigant Consulting Director for Business Development Education * Miami University, BA

John S. Hekman's areas of expertise include antitrust, real estate, and finance. He has testified in federal and state courts on such matters as price fixing, patent infringement, trade secrets, real estate finance, and general economic damages. Dr. Hekman has conducted research involving such industries as oil and gas, steel, paper and wood products, and computers. In addition, he has published a number of articles in the areas of real estate finance and industry studies. Dr. Hekman was formerly an economist with the Federal Reserve and associate professor of finance at the University of North Carolina. He holds a PhD in economics and a MBA from the University of Chicago.

John L Peterman has taught at the University of Virginia and the University of Chicago law schools. He is a recognized expert on antitrust. He has written a number of widely cited papers on antitrust and participated in guiding antitrust policy at the FTC for over 15 years. Mr Peterman served as the director of the Bureau of Economics for the FTC for many of those years. While at the FTC, he also worked closely with the antitrust division of the Department of Justice and with other federal and state agencies. Mr Peterman consults in the areas of antitrust, intellectual property, and consumer protection. Profile Highlights Representative Engagements * Advanta Corp, et al. v. Visa USA, Inc and MasterCard International, Inc * Vincent Insolia, et al. v. Philip Morris, Incorporated, et al. * Affidavit In Re: Union Pacific Railroad Co * View All » Publications * 09/1995, The Salt Producer’s Discount Practices Before and After the Robinson-Patman Act and the FTC's Challenge to Them: The Morton and International Salt Cases * 10/1979, Differences between the Levels of Spot and Network Television Advertising Rates * 10/1979, The International Salt Case * View All » Employment History * 2001 to present, LECG Director * 2002, College of William & Mary Adjunct Professor of Economics * 1988 to 1993, Federal Trade Commisson, Bureau of Economics Director * View All » Education * 1959, Drew University, BA * 1964, University of Virginia, PhD

John M Urbanchuk is responsible for managing and providing a broad range of economic, planning, marketing, and policy analysis consulting services to firms and associations involved in industries including agriculture, renewable fuels, and consumer foods. He also works with firms in a wide range of industries to estimate the impact of operations and investment on the national and state economy. John has extensive experience in agriculture and the biofuels industry. He provides clients with expert economic analysis to support a wide range of agriculture and renewable fuels policy issues. He also has conducted economic feasibility studies and prepared business plans for organizations interested in building and investing in ethanol and biodiesel plants and in providing independent analysis to support due diligence investigations for lenders. Some of his clients include the Renewable Fuels Association, National Corn Growers Association, American Soybean Association, and United Soybean Board, the National Biodiesel Board, the Canadian Renewable Fuels Association, Congressional Budget Office, the Farm Credit Council, the Energy Information Administration, and the Association of Washington Business. Prior to joining LECG, Mr Urbanchuk was executive vice president for AUS Consultants, senior vice president and chief economist for Hill and Knowlton, Inc., vice president with Wharton Econometrics, and manager-economic research for Campbell Soup Company. John has testified as an expert witness before numerous congressional committees including the Senate Finance Committee, House Ways and Means Committee, Joint Economic Committee, the Senate and House Agriculture Committees, the House Committee on Small Business, and the International Trade Commission. He has also testified as an expert witness before the Canadian Import Tribunal as well as committees of the general assemblies of Pennsylvania, California, Washington, Minnesota, Wisconsin, New Mexico, and New Jersey, and as an expert before proceedings of the federal courts. John is an adjunct professor at St. Joseph's University in Philadelphia and Delaware Valley College where he teaches graduate courses in agricultural price analysis, industrial policy, and European markets. John also has lectured at Penn State University, the University of Missouri-Columbia, the University of Delaware, Louisiana State University, Purdue University, The JFK Center for Special Warfare, the Budapest University of Economic Sciences, and the Hungarian Academy of Science. Mr Urbanchuk holds a BS in economics from Penn State University, an MA in economics from Temple University, and has completed all course requirements for the PhD at Temple. John is a graduate of the US Army Foreign Area Officer Program as a specialist in Eurasia. Profile Highlights Industry Specialization * Engineering (Accting, Research, Mgt) Representative Engagements * Schilling Jeep-Eagle, Inc. v. Chrysler Corporation * Testimony before the House Agriculture Committee, Wheat, Soybeans, and Feed Grains Subcommittee * Scott Imports, Inc. d/b/a Main Line Honda v. American Honda Motor, Co., Inc. * View All » Publications * April 15, 2009, The Bright Future of Ethanol * November 2008, Economic Contribution of the Partial Exemption for Ethanol From the Federal Excise Tax on Motor Fuel * 03/..., An Economic Analysis of Legislation for a Renewable Fuels Requirement for Highway Motor Fuels * View All » Employment History * 2002 to present, LECG Director * 2005 to present, Delaware Valley College Adjunct Professor * 1992 to present, Saint Joseph's University, Haub School of Business Lecturer in Marketing * View All » Education * Temple University, PhD * 1998, Pennsylvania State University * 1982, JFK Center for Military Assistance

John Purcelli, located in Arizona, is a certified public accountant and director for the Lake Oswego, Oregon office LECG, where he provides expert consulting in the income tax area. Prior to joining LECG, Mr. Purcelli was an expert consultant with Bates Private Capital Incorporated, a firm that provided litigation consulting, financial analysis, market trend research, and expert witness testimony for securities and other financial-related matters. Mr. Purcelli has more than 25 years of experience in tax consulting and preparation of tax returns. He has experience in many areas of taxes and has worked with individuals, corporations, S corporations, partnerships, LLCs, trusts, and estates. Mr. Purcelli has experience consulting and providing expert witness testimony on issues regarding employee stock options, distributions and rollovers from IRAs, taxation of annuities, complex tax calculations including the alternative minimum tax, and estate and gift taxes. He has assisted in the computation and analysis of complex damage calculations including the review of underlying transactions and the applicable tax and economic ramifications of those transactions. Profile Highlights Professional Experience * Consulting Testimony Experience * Arbitration * Oral Licenses & Certifications * Certified Public Accountant * Certified Public Accountant Employment History * 2005 to present, LECG Director * 2003 to present, Adams, Kvittem-Barr, & Associates CPAs LLP Tax Consultant * 2003 to 2005, Bates Private Capital Incorporated Expert Consultant * View All » Education * 1974, Loyola University Chicago School of Law, JD * 1970, Loyola University Chicago, BA

Jonathan Flaum, a director in LECG's Chicago office, uses his experience as a litigator to advise clients in the selection of experts with the relevant expertise for a particular matter. Before joining LECG, Jon worked at a specialty consulting firm and before that he practiced law for more than 10 years in Chicago. In his law practice, Mr Flaum represented both corporate and individual clients in litigation matters related to antitrust, breach of contract, patent infringement, and criminal investigations. He has both federal and state court trial experience with several jury cases tried to verdict. Mr Flaum graduated from Northwestern University School of Law in 1993, and received his bachelor's degree in philosophy with honors from Georgetown University in 1987. Profile Highlights Professional Experience * Consulting * Government Official Representative Engagements * Criminal Defense in Pro Bono Matter in Federal Court * Defense of Holcim Inc. in a Contract Dispute * Defense of the City of Chicago in Wrongful Death Cases * View All » Employment History * 2006 to present, LECG Director Education * 1993, Northwestern University School of Law, JD * 1987, Georgetown University, BA * 1986, University of London, King's College

Jose A. (“Tony”) Santana, CPA is a Director at LECG, LLC. Mr. Santana has twenty years of experience applying accounting, financial and economic principles to financial investigations and litigation matters. He specializes in the analysis of complex accounting issues, the investigation of alleged frauds, and the determination of damages. Mr. Santana has analyzed a number of accounting-related issues including revenue recognition, adequacy of reserves related to accounts receivable and inventory, and employee stock options. He has also dealt with a wide range of litigation matters including cases involving antitrust, breach of contract, fraud, patent infringement and lost earnings of both companies and individuals. This work has been done in a variety of industries including consumer products, high technology and telecommunications. Mr. Santana has testified in both state and federal court. Mr. Santana holds a B.S. in Accounting from Loyola Marymount University and is a Certified Public Accountant. Prior to joining LECG, Mr. Santana held Director-level positions with Navigant Consulting and FTI in Los Angeles. Previously, he was a Partner of Simpson LLP, a firm of certified public accountants specializing in litigation services. Mr. Santana came to Simpson from Coopers & Lybrand, now known as PricewaterhouseCoopers, where he performed litigation services, audits, due diligence reviews and lender services. Mr. Santana also served as a Senior Audit Officer for California Commerce Bank in Los Angeles. Profile Highlights Professional Experience * Consulting * Corporate Executive * International Engagements Testimony Experience * Federal/National * State/Provincial * Mediation * Arbitration Representative Engagements * Accounting Analysis * Aldec, Inc. v. Xilinx, Inc. * Channel Stuffing Allegations * View All » Licenses & Certifications * Certified Public Accountant Employment History * 2005 to present, LECG Director * Navigant Consulting * FTI * View All » Education * 1989, Loyola Marymount University, BS

Kenneth A. Sidelinger, a director at LECG, specializes in legal data and knowledge management as applied to law department management, litigation readiness, regulatory compliance, intellectual property lifecycle management, and risk management/litigation responsiveness. Mr. Sidelinger has more than 25 years of intellectual property and information technology experience assisting clients and counsel involved in complex business transactions, business operation issues, disputes and litigation. He has counseled clients in their acquisition, protection and/or transfer of intellectual property and information technology. In addition, Mr. Sidelinger has significant experience in patent infringement disputes and litigation, some involving multiple patents and complex litigation, where he utilized complex e-discovery processes and tools. He has been in legal practice both in private and in-house capacities, specializing in intellectual property and information technology law, for more than 16 years. His many years of experience as lead counsel responsible for intellectual property at the ninth largest independent software company in the world enables him to approach intellectual property management issues from a corporate owner's perspective. At LECG, Mr. Sidelinger provides consulting services from a legal perspective to damages and e-discovery experts, providing a bridge between experts and outside counsel. Mr. Sidelinger has a bachelor of arts degree from Rice University and a doctorate of jurisprudence from South Texas College of Law where he has also been an adjunct professor teaching computer law.

Marcia Williams, a director in LECG's Century City office, has 36 years of public and private sector environmental experience. Her experience includes 15 years in environmental consulting, three years as environmental vice president of a Fortune 500 firm, three years on the board of directors of a Fortune 500 company, and 18 years in the US Environmental Protection Agency, where she held key senior management positions and represented the US government in international arenas. She is both a consulting and testifying expert in the areas of waste and chemical regulation, risk management, and standard of care. Her management consulting projects help corporations and governments achieve effective integration of environmental objectives into business strategies and operations. Over the last 15 years, she has managed more than 50 such consulting engagements in a wide range of industry segments including paper, pharmaceutical, petrochemical, automotive, telecommunications, food, utility (electric, gas, water), entertainment, and general manufacturing. Profile Highlights Professional Experience * Consulting - 17 years * Government Official - 18 years * Corporate Executive - 4 years * International Engagements Testimony Experience * Federal/National * State/Provincial Publications * 1998, Environmental Protection Agency Actions to Stimulate Use of Biotechnology for Pollution Control and Cleanup * 1994, Integrated Municipal Solid Waste Management * 1993, Why and How to Benchmark for Environmental Excellence * View All » Employment History * 2001 to present, LECG Director * 2000 to 2001, PA Consulting Group, Inc. Member of Management Committee * 1998 to 2000, PHB Hagler Bailly, Inc. Senior Vice President * View All » Education * 1969, University of Maryland * 1968, Dickinson College, BS

Marvin A. Tenenbaum has served as our Secretary since February 2003 and our General Counsel and Vice President since January 2001. Prior to joining us, Mr. Tenenbaum was of counsel at the law firm of Sachnoff & Weaver from March 2000 to January 2001. From August 1998 until January 2000, Mr. Tenenbaum was the General Counsel of Operations at Navigant Consulting, Inc. and from October 1993 until August 1998, he was the General Counsel at Peterson Consulting LLC. Mr. Tenenbaum has a BA in Economics and a JD from Northwestern University.

Michael J. Jeffery was appointed chief executive officer in February 2007 and served as chief operating officer from April 2006. He has served on our board of directors since June 2003. Mr. Jeffery was the treasurer and head of the markets division for the western hemisphere and a member of the senior executive committee of Standard Chartered Bank from 1994 until 2001. Prior to his service at Standard Chartered Bank, Mr. Jeffery held senior executive financial and board of directors positions with Nikko Bank, Scandinavian Bank Group, and Finacorp SA New York. He has extensive, global experience in business and financial management, trading, sales, and administration, including past service on the board of directors of Banque Scandinave en Suisse, the Private Capital Group, Banco Scandinavian Sul America, and Scandinavian Pacific Limited.

Michael Weiner is a director in the Lake Oswego, Oregon office of Bates Private Capital, an LECG company, where he uses his extensive legal, compliance, and regulatory experience to consult and to testify on matters involving securities, futures, options, and derivatives. Before joining LECG, Mr. Weiner was a managing director and shareholder of Bates Private Capital, a firm that provided litigation consulting, financial analysis, market trend research, and expert witness testimony for securities and other financial-related matters.

Glenn Whittington, a resident of Texas, is a director in the Lake Oswego office of LECG, where he uses his extensive background in the retail brokerage securities industry to consult and provide expert witness testimony on financial matters. Mr. Whittington began his career in the securities industry in 1970 with Francis I. duPont. During his 34-year career in the industry, 23 with UBS PaineWebber, he held a variety of senior management positions including associate division manager, division sales manager, district manager, regional sales manager, and branch manager. He retired in March, 2004 as a senior vice president of Wachovia Securities. Prior to joining LECG, Mr. Whittington formed NGW Consulting LLC, providing consulting and expert testimony on various financial-related matters. Mr. Whittington has provided expert consulting on issues including account performance and analysis, asset allocation, employment issues, compliance and supervision, branch office administration and sales practices, suitability, commodities, corporate and municipal bonds, insurance products, mutual funds, options, partnerships, private placements, restricted securities, risk management, trading disputes, raiding cases, and damages. Profile Highlights Professional Experience * Consulting * Corporate Executive Testimony Experience * Mediation * Arbitration Representative Engagements * Consultant on Behalf of a National Broker Dealer * Participated in Arbitration Regarding Mutual Funds and Annuities * Participated in Arbitration Regarding Raiding and Damages between Firms * View All » Licenses & Certifications * Municipal Securities Principal * General Securities Principal * Uniform Investment Advisor * View All » Employment History * 2006 to present, LECG Director * 2004 to 2006, NGW Consulting, LLC Expert Witness & Securities Consulting * 2001 to 2004, Wachovia Securities, Inc./First Union Securities, Inc. Senior Vice President * View All » Education * 1967, Texas Christian University, BA

Mr Barnes is a director with LECG in Washington, DC. He has more than 12 years experience in financial and litigation consulting. Mr Barnes specializes in forensic accounting and damages analysis. He has advised counsel and clients on a variety of damages issues related to breach of contract, antitrust and patent, and trademark infringement cases. He has also prepared expert testimony on behalf of clients in numerous cases involving lost profits and other measurements of damages. In addition to being a licensed CPA, Mr Barnes is a certified fraud examiner (CFE). A significant portion of his work has involved the forensic analysis of financial statements and other accounting records. On numerous occasions, Mr Barnes has been retained to investigate financial statement and other forms of fraud. Mr Barnes has also performed numerous business valuations for companies in a variety of industries including government contracting, retail, publishing, construction, and manufacturing. These valuations have been prepared for litigation and non-litigation purposes. Mr Barnes consults with clients on a variety of financial and accounting related issues including determination of economic loss, prejudgment interest calculations, and cost accounting issues. Mr Barnes also advises clients on SEC and tax related issues and related disclosure requirements. During the course of his career, Mr Barnes has been named as a testifying expert witness in several matters involving issues related to damages, appropriateness of accounting practices, and merger analysis. He has submitted expert reports on behalf of clients to various federal and state courts as well as the Federal Trade Commission. Mr Barnes has also been retained by various law firms and private corporations as a non-testifying or consulting expert. These engagements have involved a broad range of financial and accounting issues including appropriateness of accounting for certain transactions, business valuation, forensic accounting, damage analysis, SEC reporting issues, and merger analysis. Profile Highlights Professional Experience * Consulting Testimony Experience * Federal/National * State/Provincial * Arbitration Licenses & Certifications * Certified Fraud Examiner * Certified Public Accountant Employment History * 2008 to present, LECG Director * 2002 to 2007, LECG Principal * 1997 to 2002, CapAnalysis Vice President * View All » Education * 1991, George Mason University, BSc