Candice Rosevear is a co-founder and Managing Director of Peregrine Economics, a quantitative economist and data scientist applying advanced econometric, statistical, and machine learning methods to complex federal litigation and regulatory matters.

With more than 20 years of experience, Candice leads a national practice in state and federal courts, on both plaintiff- and defense-side. She regularly works for management-side and defense counsel in labor and employment matters, including disparate impact, wage and hour class and collective actions, algorithmic fairness, and algorithmic wage-setting.

Over the past twelve months, she was the expert in the federal opioids MDL contributing to a defense-side resolution; liability expert in the Wells Fargo fair lending action that settled for $100 million; and lead damages expert in an ongoing federal beef antitrust MDL where the first defendant settled for $83.5 million.

Her broader practice spans algorithmic pricing and fairness, equal pay, executive compensation, market manipulation, and valuation. She served as lead analytical architect on the FERC investigation into BP, partnering with testifying expert Rosa Abrantes-Metz on econometric screens for market manipulation.

Candice is the author of the Knight Diversity of Asset Managers (KDAM) research series, the foundational empirical study of diversity in U.S. asset management, conducted with the Knight Foundation and NYU Stern Center for Business and Human Rights. She has presented at Pensions & Investments’ Influential Women in Finance and co-authored a January 2026 Law360 publication with McDermott Will & Emery on algorithmic systems in employment.

Prior to Peregrine, Candice was a Principal at Global Economics Group. She began her career at Chicago Partners and Navigant Economics, working with Kevin M. Murphy and Robert H. Topel on the Intel-AMD antitrust litigation. Earlier, she designed the Indiana Court Interpreter Certification Program at the Indiana Supreme Court, expanding access to the courts for individuals with limited English proficiency.

Candice holds an MBA from the University of Chicago Booth School of Business and a BS in Business, magna cum laude, from Indiana University’s Kelley School of Business. She codes in Python, R, Stata, and SAS, and serves on the Board of the Old Town School of Folk Music, where she chaired the Finance Committee and established the school’s endowment investment policy.