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    Ex-Ante and Ex-Post Considerations in Economic Damages Calculations

    April 2, 2014

    The choice and use of an ex-ante or ex-post analysis can lead to divergent results in protracted litigation. The article provides an illustration of how and why the results may differ. Litigation consultants are advised to consider the above and await instruction from legal counsel regarding the approach that needs to be taken.

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