Richard Brady

Richard Brady, PhD, is a vice president at Intensity with expertise in microeconomics, applied statistics, financial analysis, choice theory and mechanism design. Dr Brady has worked on numerous complex, high-stakes litigation matters involving intellectual property and contract disputes, with an emphasis on life sciences, biotechnology and consumer technology. His experience involves litigation in US district courts and investigations at the International Trade Commission, and has performed analysis pertaining to irreparable harm, loss in company value, lost profits, reasonable royalties, remedy and bonding, economic domestic industry considerations, unjust enrichment, commercial success, FRAND licensing, public interest considerations, competition and economic harm.

Dr Brady is award winning both as a microeconomics course instructor and in research with recognition including Associate-In Teaching Award, Teaching Assistant Excellence Award, Clive Granger Research Fellowship, Advancement to Candidacy Research Fellowship and the Graduate Student Research Fellowship (2012 and 2013). He also served as a research assistant in the department of economics of the University of California, San Diego, where he earned his PhD in economics with a specialty in microeconomic theory and econometrics. Additionally, he holds two master’s degrees – an MA in economics from Duke University and an MS in finance from the University of Memphis. Dr Brady earned his BS at Christian Brothers University, majoring in finance and management, with a minor in psychology.

Dr Brady has published economic research in several academic journals – including Econometrica, Social Choice and Welfare, Games and Economic Behavior and Judgement and Decision Making.