United States ex rel. Landis v. Tailwind Sports Corp.

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economic damages & lost profits
daubert, expert testimony, admissibility, causation, reliability, relevant, measure of damages, speculative
United States ex rel. Landis v. Tailwind Sports Corp.
2017 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 195558
US
Federal Court
District of Columbia
United States District Court
Larry Gerbrandt, Dr. Brian Till, Dr. Jonathan Walker (government/intervenor); Douglas Kidder, Dr. John Gleaves (defendants)
Cooper

Summary

In Daubert case, court finds government’s combined expert testimony concerning financial impact of negative publicity on sponsor (USPS) of Lance Armstrong and his cycling team provides “sufficiently non-speculative framework for determining damages.”
United States ex rel. Landis v. Tailwind Sports Corp.
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In Daubert case, court finds government’s combined expert testimony concerning financial impact of negative publicity on sponsor (USPS) of Lance Armstrong and his cycling team provides “sufficiently non-speculative framework for determining damages.”

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