Dr. Bryan Tomlin

Education

PhD & MA in economics, University of California, San Diego
BA in economics (with honors) & BA in political science, University of California, Berkeley

Experience

Dr. Tomlin is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Economics at the California State University Channel Islands Martin V. Smith School of Business.
 
As a consultant to NERA's Labor & Employment Practice, Dr. Tomlin applies statistical analysis to economic models of firm behavior in order to better understand the consequences of this behavior on intellectual property and antitrust matters. He has conducted analyses of IP valuations, hypothetical negotiations, lost profits, reasonable royalties, mergers, labor market practices, alleged price fixing, and numerous aspects of class certification. Dr. Tomlin has worked on cases in the fields of telecommunications, athletics, aerospace, construction materials, eyewear, integrated circuitry design, skilled labor markets, electronics, and fashion.
 
Dr. Tomlin regularly authors expert reports and white papers and conducts interdisciplinary research in the fields of discrimination, medicine, and behavioral economics. He has served as Referee for a number of journals, including the American Economic Review, the Journal of Economic Geography, Business & Society, and the Journal of Economic Education.