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Daniel B. Garrie, Esq.

Arbitrator Mediator Special Master
New York, NY, United States

About

With a background spanning over two decades, this neutral specializes in resolving complex disputes involving software, cybersecurity, and digital forensics. He has served as a neutral in hundreds of cases, often handling matters where technology and law intersect, such as data breaches and trade secret theft. His technical proficiency is supported by his experience as a forensic examiner and a software engineer.

Practice Areas

Business & Commercial Civil Litigation Intellectual Property Technology & Cyber

Professional Experience

JAMS (Neutral)
Law & Forensics LLC (Managing Partner)
University of Washington (Adjunct Professor)
Harvard University (Lecturer)
UCLA (Adjunct Professor)
Cardozo School of Law (Adjunct Professor)

Publications Leadership

  • Author of 'Software and Patents' published by Thomson Reuters
  • Editor-in-Chief of the Journal of Law and Cyber Warfare
  • Frequent speaker at ABA and RSA conferences regarding cybersecurity law
  • Contributor to the Sedona Conference on e-discovery and data privacy

Positioning Takeaways

A dual-qualified professional who bridges the gap between technical engineering and legal adjudication, particularly effective in high-stakes cybersecurity and intellectual property matters.

License & Certifications

  • Admitted to the Bar in New York
  • Admitted to the Bar in New Jersey
  • Certified Information Privacy Professional (CIPP/US/G)
  • Certified Information Systems Security Professional (CISSP)

Education

J.D.
Northeastern University School of Law
M.A. in Computer Science
Brandeis University
B.A. in Computer Science
Brandeis University

Distinction

Holds advanced degrees in computer science and is a recognized forensic expert, allowing him to personally evaluate technical evidence in complex litigation.

Reputation

He is frequently recognized by legal peers and technical experts for his ability to translate highly complex digital concepts into clear legal frameworks, earning him a reputation for efficiency in technology-heavy disputes.