Dr. Nandita Krishnaswamy applies microeconomic and econometric methods to complex litigation and regulatory matters, with a focus on antitrust, competition, labor, and employment. She has supported academic and industry experts through all stages of the litigation process in matters spanning liability, damages, and class certification.
Her antitrust experience includes assessing alleged price- and wage-fixing conduct, exclusionary conduct including restrictive covenants, and worker classification and competition in digital platform markets. She has also supported merger review, including DOJ second-request processes. Her work spans industries such as technology, healthcare, agriculture, construction, and oil and gas.
Dr. Krishnaswamy is also an Adjunct Lecturer in Public Policy at the Harvard Kennedy School, where she teaches quantitative analysis and empirical methods. Her academic research has been published in the Journal of Political Economy and the American Economic Journal: Economic Policy.
She holds a PhD in Economics from Columbia University and a BA in Economics and Mathematics from Wellesley College.