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Expertise of Mark D. Ewen in Economic Analysis and Litigation Support

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Mark D. Ewen, Principal at Industrial Economics, Incorporated (IEc), has extensive experience in applied economics, empirical methodologies, and financial analysis. He has been qualified as an expert witness before judicial and regulatory bodies and has served as a Managing Director of the firm. Ewen's expertise spans various areas, including expert financial analysis, economic damages estimation, and regulatory and environmental economics.

Ewen has directed several projects for various clients, including the U.S. Department of Justice, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, and state environmental enforcement agencies. His work has focused on assessing damages in breach of contract, nuisance, and cost recovery actions, as well as evaluating the financial capabilities and economic benefit of noncompliance of firms accused of environmental violations.

Key Takeaways:

  • Ewen has been qualified as an expert witness in various judicial and regulatory bodies, with expertise in economic damages estimation and regulatory and environmental economics.
  • He has served as a Managing Director of Industrial Economics, Incorporated (IEc) and has directed several projects for clients including the U.S. Department of Justice, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, and state environmental enforcement agencies.
  • Ewen's work has focused on assessing damages in various types of cases, including breach of contract, nuisance, and cost recovery actions.
  • He has expertise in evaluating the financial capabilities and economic benefit of noncompliance of firms accused of environmental violations.
  • Ewen has directed several projects for the U.S. Department of Justice, including assessing economic damages for contract litigation involving nuclear utility interests and spent nuclear fuel storage.
  • He has also directed projects for private clients, including estimating economic damages to businesses and housing rental entities resulting from a catastrophic power outage on the Outer Banks of North Carolina.
  • Ewen's expertise spans various areas, including environmental economics, regulatory economics, and economic damages estimation.

Statistics:

  • Ewen has worked on over 125 ability-to-pay claims made by respondents concerning environmental enforcement lawsuits.
  • He has assessed damages in breach of contract, nuisance, and cost recovery actions for various clients.
  • Ewen has expertise in evaluating the financial capabilities and economic benefit of noncompliance of firms accused of environmental violations for over 25 individuals and several not-for-profit entities.
  • He has directed several projects for the U.S. Department of Justice, including assessing economic damages for contract litigation involving nuclear utility interests and spent nuclear fuel storage.
  • Ewen's team has developed data related to solid and hazardous waste management, conducted sophisticated economic and material flow life cycle analyses concerning the Office's program initiatives, and evaluated the efficacy and efficiency of these programs for the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Office of Resource Conservation and Recovery.

Sources:

  • MARK D. EWEN PRINCIPAL Mr. Ewen has a strong background in applied economics, empirical methodologies, and financial analysis.
  • Industrial Economics, Incorporated (IEc) provides expert case management and economic damages estimation in a variety of litigation contexts, regulatory and environmental economics, and financial analysis.
  • University of Michigan, Master of Public Policy
  • University of North Dakota, Bachelor of Arts, summa cum laude in Economics and Political Science

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