Mathematics Expert Witnesses
Technology companies, financial institutions, and patent holders face litigation whenever a mathematical algorithm, statistical methodology, or quantitative financial model is challenged as inaccurate, infringing, or unsupported. These disputes commonly involve patent disputes concerning algorithms used in cryptography, data compression, and computational technology, challenges to the statistical methodology underlying damages models or survey evidence, and disputes over the mathematical models used to value complex financial instruments. Because these disputes often turn on technical mathematical reasoning that is unfamiliar to a lay judge or jury, the central issue in these cases is typically whether the mathematical or statistical methodology applied is sound and whether it actually supports the conclusion being offered. Resolving that question requires an expert who can both perform and clearly explain rigorous quantitative analysis.
A mathematics expert examines the underlying algorithm, statistical model, or quantitative methodology to determine whether it is mathematically sound and whether it actually supports the technical or damages conclusion being offered. That analysis often exposes whether an opposing expert’s statistical or financial model rests on flawed assumptions or an inappropriate methodology, which is central to challenging damages calculations and survey-based evidence. In patent disputes, the expert’s technical analysis of an algorithm or computational method directly supports infringement and validity positions by comparing the accused technology against asserted claims. This same expertise strengthens litigation strategy by giving counsel a rigorous, academically grounded framework for cross-examining an opposing expert’s quantitative analysis.
Because mathematics-based disputes require both rigorous technical expertise and the ability to explain complex quantitative reasoning clearly, selecting an expert whose specific mathematical specialty matches the case is essential. The experts we can provide include mathematicians and applied mathematics scholars with backgrounds spanning statistics, cryptography, financial modeling, and computational theory, many of whom have advised government agencies and testified in complex technical litigation. Round Table Group has completed more than 75,000 expert searches for litigators, and we apply that experience to match counsel with mathematics experts whose specific technical background fits the case. Let us help you find the right mathematics expert for your case by calling us at (202) 908-4500.