Nitin Dua specializes in antitrust analysis of mergers and monopolization, offering expert consulting and testimony to drive results across diverse industries
Nitin Dua co-chairs the Antitrust and Competition Practice at Bates White. He has testified in high-profile antitrust cases and has extensive experience consulting for both government agencies and private parties.
Nitin has provided economic analysis on a broad range of antitrust matters, including horizontal and vertical mergers, monopolization, exclusionary conduct, most-favored-nation clauses, and antitrust damages. His work spans a range of industries, such as healthcare, pharmaceuticals, retail, media, telecommunications, software, and technology platforms. Nitin focuses on delivering tailored economic insights to address client-specific questions, clearly articulating complex analyses to diverse audiences, and applying rigorous, defensible empirical analyses suited for litigation.
In a notable recent case, Nitin served as the State of Washington’s chief economic expert, testifying against the proposed merger of Kroger and Albertsons. The judge’s decision in the case to block the merger heavily relied on Nitin’s testimony.
Education
PhD, Economics, Florida State University
MS, Economics, Florida State University
Master of Business Economics, University of Delhi, India
Bachelor of Business Economics, University of Delhi, India
