Quant Economics specializes in diligent economic analysis for the licensing, valuation, and enforcement of intellectual property. Our firm’s proven economic expertise encompasses the following:
Patents
Trademarks
Copyrights
Trade secrets
We assist clients with valuing technologies and developing effective licensing programs. In the litigation arena, we calculate damages in the form of lost profits, unjust enrichment, and reasonable royalties.
Project Profiles
Patent Licensing.
Working on behalf of a mobile electronics company, experts at Quant Economics used a statistical technique known as Monte Carlo simulation to evaluate alternative licensing structures and negotiation arrangements, including various forms of auctions. Our economists used the results to develop innovative and effective monetization strategies for patent licensing.
Technology Valuation.
For the purpose of license negotiations, our firm advised an electronics innovator on the valuation of hardware technology used in notebook computers. Our economists identified relevant data sources, analyzed sales and revenue information, evaluated third-party research material, and built a financial licensing model that was pivotal in our client’s negotiations.
Reasonable Royalty.
In litigation involving a patent holding company and a collection of computer manufacturers, experts at
Quant Economics implemented sound economic methodology to quantify the contribution of computer security technology to the profitability of allegedly infringing computer products. Our work identified key factors that influenced relative bargaining positions and resulted in the determination of a reasonable royalty.
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