Daniel M. Kasper
Managing Director & Head of the Transportation Practice
LECG, LLC
Daniel Kasper is the founding director for LECG's Cambridge office
and head of the firm's transportation practice. His practice focuses
on competition and public policy issues in the transportation industry
generally and the aviation industry in particular. In addition to consulting
services, Mr. Kasper frequently serves as an expert witness on a wide
range of aviation industry issues before legislative committees, executive
agencies, and courts.
Previously, Mr. Kasper was with Coopers & Lybrand Consulting, where
he headed the firm's Transportation Industry Program and directed a
number of engagements involving domestic and international transportation
clients in both the private and public sectors. He also managed Harbridge
House, Inc.'s transportation practice and was responsible for a wide
array of projects involving domestic and international transportation
issues affecting every mode of transportation.
In 1993, Mr. Kasper was appointed and served as one of fifteen voting
members of the U.S. National Airline Commission. He has also served
on the U.S. Civil Aeronautics Board from 1979-1983 as the Director of
International Aviation and chief staff advisor to Board Member and Vice-Chairperson
Elizabeth E. Bailey.
Mr. Kasper has been a faculty member at the Harvard Business School
and the University of Southern California. He has also written two books
on the airline industry, Deregulation and Globalization: Liberalizing
International Trade in Air Services and The US Regional Airline
Industry to 1996: Markets, Competition, and the Demand for Aircraft.
Mr. Kasper earned his B.A. in Political Science from the University
of Kansas as well as MBA and JD degrees from the University of Chicago.
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