Casey Frandrup, MBA

Casey Frandrup, MBA is experienced in financial modeling, data analysis, and economic research. Ms. Frandrup applies her skills to value technologies, examine the influence of economic principles, and support expert testimony on topics such as reasonable royalties, lost profits, and commercial success.

Ms. Frandrup has provided consulting and analysis on projects in the technology, medical, and other industries, including:

• Evaluation of lost profits and reasonable royalty damages for patents relating to applications powered by conversational artificial intelligence;
• Determination of damages relating to the alleged infringement of a screenplay copyright;
•  Assessment of profit disgorgement and reasonable royalty damages concerning the alleged infringement of a trademark relating to earbud technology;
• Analysis of lost profits and unjust enrichment resulting from the alleged misappropriation of trade secrets relating to compression garments;
• Determination of reasonable royalty damages for a portfolio of patents relating to web security technology;

• Assessment of damages relating to the alleged infringement of patents relating to computer backup technology; and
•  Evaluation of the commercial success of a topical treatment for plaque psoriasis.

Previously, Ms. Frandrup has worked on a number of performance improvement projects as a consultant to national oil companies in the Arabian Gulf region; determined the market value of mortgage loan portfolios following the subprime mortgage crisis; and focused on corporate finance in the energy sector as an investment banking analyst.

Ms. Frandrup earned her MBA at the Rady School of Management at the University of California, San Diego, and her B.S. in Economics from Duke University.