Jacob Miller is an experienced project manager based in San Diego, California, with expertise in managing and supporting consulting engagements and high-stakes litigation matters. Mr. Miller has worked on cases involving intellectual property disputes, including patents, trade secrets, and trademarks, as well as antitrust and competition matters, breach of contract claims, and other complex commercial disputes. He has experience performing economic analyses related to reasonable royalties, lost profits, unjust enrichment, trademark valuation, market definition, prejudgment interest, competitive harm, and contractual damages. Mr. Miller is skilled in analyzing financial datasets and has experience across the technology, pharmaceutical, financial, and consumer products and services industries.
The following examples highlight Mr. Miller’s consulting experience and project work:
- Contributed to over 50 intellectual property, antitrust, and complex litigation matters involving economic analyses and damages assessments.
- Analyzed antitrust allegations involving a most favored nations policy, addressing issues including market definition, market power, harm to class members, common evidence, and damages. Evaluated both procompetitive justifications and anticompetitive effects of the alleged conduct on market participants.
- Analyzed antitrust allegations involving monopolization and tying related to mobile app distribution, examining issues including market definition, market power, and alleged tying behavior. Evaluated both procompetitive justifications and anticompetitive effects on market participants broadly and plaintiffs specifically.
- Analyzed profits and reasonable royalties attributable to the article of manufacture in matters involving allegedly infringing footwear design patents and trade dress claims.
- In a dispute involving alleged trade secret misappropriation and breach of contract between a pharmaceutical company and a former employee, analyzed products at issue—including stage of development, pricing, indication, and design characteristics—to assess the economic value of asserted trade secrets and determine the economic positions the parties would likely have occupied had the agreement been fully performed.
- Assessed economic harm resulting from alleged patent infringement by evaluating marketplace dynamics, licensing practices, competitive relationships, sales performance, profitability, and the economic contributions of patented technology to quantify lost profits and reasonable royalties across matters involving agricultural equipment, telecommunications technologies, sports technologies, and other industries.
Prior to joining Insight, Mr. Miller worked at a global economic consulting firm. Previously, Mr. Miller interned for the Jordan Brand where he created monthly reporting for vice presidents across multiple departments and assisted with valuation and forecasting initiatives.
Mr. Miller earned a Bachelor of Science in Commerce from the McIntire School of Commerce at the University of Virginia, with concentrations in Finance and Information Technology and a track in Business Analytics.
Outside of work, Mr. Miller enjoys watching and playing sports and spending time outdoors with his dog.
