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Lost profits in the context of intellectual property refer to the profits an IP rights holder would have received if the infringement had not occurred. Lost profits are common in intellectual property cases. The calculation of lost profits is designed to compensate the IP rights holder for the monetary harm suffered due to the unauthorized use of intellectual property. Clients rely on Econ One’s economic experts for their ability to accurately calculate lost profits and deliver comprehensive expert reports and expert testimony before courts and arbitrations.
Econ One’s global team of experienced economists has calculated lost profits in some of the most intricate and high-stakes intellectual property cases across a diverse range of industries. We have experience analyzing lost sales, losses of market share, and price erosion due to intellectual property infringement. Our deep understanding of economic theory, paired with the capability to analyze large amounts of data, results in Econ One being a trusted partner in navigating the complexities of calculating lost profits in intellectual property-related matters.