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Economics has become central to some of the most dynamic and consequential questions in today’s legal and regulatory landscape. Join practitioners across both fields for the inaugural NABE Econ + Law Summit, hosted with the Johns Hopkins Carey Business School in Washington, DC from January 25–27, 2026.


The first-of-its-kind summit promises three days packed with insights and connection at the intersection of the two fields. Alongside the program, the summit features structured networking, small-group discussions, and opportunities to connect with professionals who play key roles in litigation, enforcement, regulatory analysis, and market evaluation.

Session Spotlight

As technology reshapes workplaces, markets, and evidence itself, what does the legal system need most from economists? This session brings together leaders from law and economic consulting to explore how emerging technologies—from AI tools to algorithmic decision-making—are transforming the questions courts and regulators are asking.


Hear from Victoria Lipnic (Resolution Economics), Adam Klein (Outten & Golden LLP), and Jenny Yang (Outten & Golden LLP) as they discuss how economists can provide clarity in an era of rapid technological change. The panel will examine evolving needs around data analysis, expert testimony, and the economic frameworks that help judges and attorneys navigate tech-driven legal challenges.


🔎Explore the full agenda!



Elevate Your Network

You’ll connect with professionals seeking both economic insight and legal expertise through a variety of high-value networking opportunities — from large, dynamic receptions to NABE’s highly popular small-group dinners designed for deeper conversation and meaningful connections.


Who will be in the room?


  • Consulting economists, data scientists, and in-house analysts
  • Litigators and corporate counsel who depend on economic analysis
  • Legal professionals who work with experts or complex datasets
  • Forensic economists tackling damages and valuation questions
  • Corporate leaders managing risk and compliance
  • Government economists, regulators, and policy experts
  • Graduate students preparing for careers in law, economics, and public policy
 

Registration Information

Registration Rates 



Member: $400

New Member*: $550

Government: $450 

Student Member: $30

Student New Member*: $60

*includes 1-yr membership

 
 

Need Financial Assistance? The NABE Foundation is here to help with scholarships available for young professionals and unemployed economists. Application details available on the Econ + Law Summit website.

Conference Venues

Johns Hopkins Carey Business School — Bloomberg Center

 

Kimpton Hotel Monaco Washington, DC

 

NABE Group Rate: $179/night

Hotel booking information will be provided upon registration. 

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Presented by NABE’s Litigation Economics Roundtable

 

Thank you to Econ + Law Summit partners Compass Lexecon, Analysis Group, Cornerstone Research, and Resolution Economics for your invaluable support in launching this landmark event! If you're interested in supporting ELS 2026, contact NABE Executive Director Tom Beers at tbeers@nabe.com for details about becoming an event sponsor.

Founding Partners

Thank you to the Founding Partners of the 2026 ELS!

Silver Sponsor

Hosted by NABE, in conjunction with Johns Hopkins Carey Business School

Want to showcase your organization to leaders across economics, law, and policy? Learn more about becoming a Founding Partner or sponsoring the summit by contacting NABE Executive Director Tom Beers at tbeers@nabe.com.


Questions? Contact us at nabe@nabe.com.



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