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New York City, New York—NERA is pleased to welcome Dan Greenfield, Kristopher Hult, and Hana Hammouda to the firm’s global antitrust and competition team.
With their arrival, NERA’s global antitrust and competition team boasts more than 110 economists across North America, the United Kingdom, Europe, and APAC. Our team’s global reach and deep industry experience allow us to provide rigorous analysis and trusted guidance to clients facing merger reviews, regulatory inquiries, or litigation worldwide.
Based in Washington, DC, Dr. Greenfield joins NERA after serving at the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) for 12 years, where he advised on merger simulations, upward pricing pressure analysis, and econometrics across sectors including oil and gas, cement, chemicals, and consumer goods. At the FTC, Dr. Greenfield contributed to the 2023 Merger Guidelines and provided expert testimony on several matters.
Dr. Hult’s work sits at the nexus of antitrust, healthcare, and life sciences. Based in Chicago, he brings extensive experience in mergers and antitrust litigation in healthcare and insurance mergers, price fixing allegations, biosimilar entry, rebate traps in pharmaceuticals, and patent damages. Dr. Hult also has experience supporting mergers in industries including amusement parks, food delivery apps, fashion, and electronics.
Ms. Hammouda, based in London, advises public and private clients on subsidy control, economic regulation, and market reviews. Her experience includes merger clearance and the assessment of cooperation agreements. Ms. Hammouda has significant experience in proceedings involving broadband, telecom access, and infrastructure deployment. Her work often involves complex economic modelling and the management of large, multi-stakeholder engagements.