Kristyn Berretta is experienced in intellectual property valuation, statistical methods for economic and financial analysis, and economic research. Ms. Berretta applies her expertise to a wide range of analyses, including lost profits, reasonable royalties, commercial success, breach of contract, irreparable harm, antitrust and monopolization, FRAND licensing, and licensing negotiations.

Examples of Ms. Berretta’s work include the following projects:

Assessment of lost profits and reasonable royalties: Analyzed marketplace dynamics, licensing and distribution, and marketing and promotional effects within a fast-growing non-invasive prenatal testing industry to estimate the economic effects of alleged patent infringement and breach of contract claims.

Assessment of irreparable harm, public interest, and balance of equities: Evaluated harm to reputation, lost sales, price erosion and marketplace factors, including customer preferences, regulatory effects, and promotional activity to assess irreparable harm, public interest, and balance of equities resulting from alleged patent infringement of consumer products.

Evaluation of damages resulting from alleged antitrust violations and false advertising claims: Determined lost profits relating to healthcare informatics software by evaluating economic issues such as market definition, market concentration, competitive landscape, barriers to entry, and revenue projections but-for the alleged conduct.

Analysis of economic harm resulting from alleged patent infringement: Evaluated marketplace dynamics, licensing policies, competitive relationships, sales and profitability, and the economic contributions of the patented technology to determine the quantification of a reasonable royalty for telecommunications technology.

Before joining Secretariat, Ms. Berretta was a Director at Intensity.