William Kerr is an expert in the economics of intellectual property and competitiveness.
He has produced several books and articles on these subjects, including a leading treatise on the economics of intellectual property damages (with coauthor Dick Troxel), now in its 11th edition.
In more than thirty years as a professional economist, Dr. Kerr has taught economics and statistics and advised government and private clients on issues ranging from tax policy to economic development and on mergers and acquisition matters, as well as the development of international trade and licensing programs. He has testified as an expert in litigation related to intellectual property, antitrust issues, commercial disputes, international trade, and employment and discrimination matters.
Areas of Expertise
Education
The Graduate Faculty of The New School
PhD, Economics, 1979
MS, Economics, 1975
The New School for Social Research
BS, Social Sciences, 1974
Recognition
IAM Patent 1000 – The World’s Leading Patent Professionals 2020
Dr. Kerr “fits all the pieces of the most intricate litigation puzzles together and presents his models in court in a straightforward manner.”