Conduct economic, statistical, and financial modeling to address a wide range of complex challenges within the Securities and Finance and Mass Torts Practice. Evaluate issues related to class certification, price impact, loss causation, materiality, and damages in securities class action cases. Carry out quantitative and qualitative analyses of economic trends concerning alleged violations of securities laws, ERISA regulations, and contract breaches. Examine historical data and perform forecasting to assess potential risks associated with product liability and mass tort claims. Apply advanced statistical techniques to analyze participation patterns in mass tort cases. Value start-up companies, established businesses, and sophisticated financial instruments. Develop econometric models using cutting-edge statistical methods, extensive datasets, and programming tools. Stay informed on business and financial sector developments by reviewing financial publications, investment banking research, public databases, trade journals, and proprietary sources. Keep current with the latest academic research in finance, economics, and statistics to enhance daily work. Prepare reports covering broad economic trends, finance and statistical issues, and specific client business challenges. Engage in meetings with clients, external experts, auditors, boards of directors, insurers, and other stakeholders, and contribute to business development activities alongside senior team members. This position has no dedicated full-time direct reports but will plan, direct, and supervise the work performed by junior staff on a project-by-project basis.