Ava Giannella focuses on quantifying economic damages arising from intellectual property disputes and providing general litigation support. She has consulted on various engagements involving the determination of economic damages for patent, trademark, and copyright infringement as well as trade secret misappropriation and breach of contract matters. Her work has included evaluation and analysis of financial and business data for the quantification of lost profits, reasonable royalties, disgorgement, price erosion, and unjust enrichment.
Additionally, Ava has assessed the commercial success of patented products and the economic criteria necessary for preliminary and permanent injunction. She supports counsel in all phases of the litigation process from discovery to trial, and her experience spans several industries, including pharmaceuticals and medical devices, construction, mortgage lending, internet and e-commerce, software, oil and gas, government contracting, and semiconductors, among others.
Ava has assisted clients through IP licensing engagements. In this role, she has prepared valuations, researched comparable licenses, and recommended licensing structures. She has additional experience conducting royalty audits for multinational firms.
Practice Areas
Education
M.S.A., Accounting, University of Michigan – Flint School of Management
B.B.A., Economics, Villanova University School of Business
Licenses & Designations
Certified Fraud Examiner (CFE)
Professional Memberships
Association of Certified Fraud Examiners