Compass Lexecon Expands Expertise with Addition of Three Leading Economic and Antitrust Experts
Compass Lexecon, a subsidiary of FTI Consulting, Inc., has announced the addition of three prominent experts in the fields of economic and antitrust consulting. Dr. Ron Laschever rejoined the firm as an Executive Vice President and Director of Data Science and Technology, while Dr. Antonio Rangel and Dr. Hunt Allcott have affiliated with Compass Lexecon. Dr. Laschever, based in Washington, D.C., will lead the firm's technology initiatives and support clients in complex litigation and regulatory matters. Dr. Allcott, a Professor at Stanford University, brings expertise in digital platform economics and consumer protection. Dr. Rangel, an experienced expert witness, has been recognized for his contributions to neuroeconomics and has received several prestigious awards. These additions further solidify Compass Lexecon's reputation as a leading academic-driven antitrust expert consulting firm.
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