Kenneth Serwin provides expertise in intellectual property, financial economics, and other complex commercial litigation. He specializes in issues related to the determination and quantification of damages. He assists clients in a broad range of industries including online commerce (particularly in the areas of entertainment and travel), electronics and computing, finance and investment, pharmaceutical and biotechnology, automotive, and telecommunications.

Dr. Serwin has provided expert testimony in both federal and state courts, as well as in alternative dispute resolution proceedings. He has provided economic and financial analysis in matters involving patent, trademark and copyright infringement, theft of trade secrets, antitrust, securities, transfer pricing, and other complex commercial damages. He has also performed business and patent valuations and facilitated patent licensing negotiations. He frequently lectures on matters relating to intellectual property, including patent reform, lost profits and reasonable royalty determinations, and patent valuation.  

Education

• University of California, Los Angeles
  Ph.D., Economics, 1997
• London School of Economics
  M.Sc., Politics of the World Economy, 1985
  
• University of California, Berkeley
  B.A., Economics, 1984

Employment History

• LECG
  Director
  2007 - 2010
• NERA Economic Consulting
  Vice President
  2005 - 2007
• Intecap, Inc.
  Director
  2001 - 2003
• AES Consulting
  Senior Managing Economist
  2000 - 2001

Honors

• Ford Foundation Fellowship
  UCLA Social Sciences Consortium, 1993
• Ph.D. Fellowship
  UCLA Economics Department, 1991