In a new paper titled “The End of the American Dream? Inequality and Segregation in US Cities” published by the Journal of Political Economy, Senior Consultant Mark Ponder...

This report is an update to the study of the macroeconomic impacts of liquefied natural gas exports that was issued by the US Department of Energy in December 2012.

In their annual review of recent trends in filings and settlements in asbestos litigation, NERA Vice President Mary Elizabeth C. Stern and Senior Vice President Lucy P. Allen use publicly available data to analyze trends in asbestos-related liabilities for more than 150 companies.

Approximately $90 billion in losses have been incurred by the FDIC Deposit Insurance Fund (DIF) due to bank failures that occurred between January 2008 and September 2013.

Recent enforcement trends suggest that financial institutions now face more regulatory scrutiny in connection with alleged BSA and AML violations.

In this NERA study, we examine the extent to which consumers will allow or prohibit uses of their personal information.

In False Claims Act cases involving tens of thousands of claims, reviewing each claim individually is unmanageable.

In the Bloomberg 2024 Transfer Pricing Forum, Senior Managing Director Emmanuel Llinares and Delsol Avocats Partner Julien Monsenego explain considerations for the transfer pricing of contract manufacturing

The electricity needs of AI data centers present an extraordinary growth opportunity for the electricity sector, a traditionally slow-moving industry.

The article discusses emerging issues in patent, trade secret, trademark, and copyright litigation involving AI technology

The National Employment Rights Authority (NERA) prosecuted 143 employers last year for breaching workers rights and secured convictions in 32 cases.

The AWS-3 auction will be the first major release of spectrum suitable for mobile broadband deployment in the United States since the 700 MHz auction in 2008.

The 5 June 2025 Supreme Court decision in Ames v. Ohio Department of Youth Services and recent private and government actions have brought reverse discrimination into the spotlight.

Linear Programming (LP)-based auction mechanisms are emerging as a transformative approach to market design, enabling the efficient allocation of resources in complex auction and trading environments.

Consumer class actions -- cases where plaintiffs purchased a product or service from a defendant and allege some kind of fraud, product defect, or other information failure -- have become ubiquitous.

Damages analyses in international arbitration are evolving to address emerging disputes in climate change, human rights, and space mining. The seventh edition of Global Arbitration Review's Guide to Damages in International Arbitration offers arbitrators a practical framework for evaluating economic harm and ensuring awards are grounded in solid economic theory.

Damages claims in construction disputes can take various forms. Contractual provisions often include clauses that provide for liquidated damages...

Employers increasingly rely on automated decision-making tools (ADMTs) for employee and recruiting decisions, a trend expected to continue amid federal AI regulatory rollbacks.

In NERA's 16th annual review of the asbestos-related liabilities reported in companies' 10-Ks, Managing Director Mary Elizabeth C. Stern and Consultant Longxuan Wang use publicly available data...

Legal developments dominated the news about federal securities class actions in 2013. Last February, the Supreme Court decision in Amgen resolved certain questions about materiality but focused the debate on Basic and the presumption of reliance, which are now back to the Supreme Court after certiorari was granted for the second time in Halliburton.