The Brattle Group Benefits Overview

Supports economic and financial consulting projects through quantitative modeling, data analysis, qualitative research, literature reviews, financial statement analysis, and expert report preparation. The intern collaborates with senior consultants and expert witnesses on assignments involving valuation, accounting, bankruptcy, securities regulation, fraud investigations, and regulatory economics.

Associates apply finance, accounting, valuation, and economic concepts to complex consulting engagements involving litigation, corporate strategy, regulation, and public policy. They frame research approaches, manage projects, supervise staff, develop client relationships, and support marketing and business development. The role includes extensive training and increasing responsibility, with opportunities to advance toward Principal and testifying expert positions.

Associates conduct quantitative economic and financial research, frame research approaches, manage projects, supervise staff, and apply finance and economic theory to litigation, strategy, regulation, and public policy matters. They also develop client relationships and support marketing and business development while receiving ongoing training.