With a career spanning several decades, this neutral has presided over more than 100 technology-related mediations and served as an arbitrator in over 50 cases. His background includes significant experience as a Special Master in both state and federal courts, particularly in complex cases involving e-discovery and technical disputes. Before his legal career, he worked as a computer programmer and systems analyst, providing him with a technical foundation for resolving digital and software-related conflicts.
This neutral offers a rare dual-competency in computer science and law, making him a primary choice for disputes involving software failures, data breaches, and intellectual property. His extensive history as a court-appointed Special Master demonstrates a high level of trust from the judiciary in managing complex technical discovery.
Combines deep technical expertise from a prior career in computer programming with extensive legal experience in high-stakes technology litigation.
He is recognized by peers and legal directories for his specialized knowledge in information technology law and his ability to navigate complex technical evidence in dispute resolution.