About
Credibility that survives cross-examination.
Daniel B. Garrie is a computer scientist and a lawyer — the founder of Law & Forensics, a JAMS neutral, and the eDiscovery Special Master courts appoint to referee their most contested discovery disputes.
For more than two decades, Daniel Garrie has stood at the intersection of law and technology — as an engineer who writes code and an attorney who tries the questions that code creates. He founded Law & Forensics in 2008 and built it into a firm that serves Am Law 100 firms, Fortune 500 companies, financial institutions, and government agencies from the boardroom to the courtroom.
Courts appoint him as Special Master and neutral because his opinions hold up. He was appointed by Judge Vince Chhabria to serve as Special Master in the In re: Facebook Consumer Privacy User Profile Litigation — one of the largest consumer-privacy MDLs in the country — and has served as a neutral in high-profile arbitrations and as an eDiscovery Special Master across federal and state courts.
He has co-authored guidance for the Federal Judicial Center alongside sitting federal judges, written more than 400 articles cited in over 500 opinions and scholarly works, and delivered 600+ seminars to judges, lawyers, and law enforcement worldwide. He is a co-inventor on multiple U.S. patents and teaches cyber law and forensics at Harvard.
That record is the engine behind the eDiscovery Playbook®. When Law & Forensics builds your operating manual, it is built to the standard Daniel applies from the other side of the appointment — the standard courts use to decide whether your process was defensible.
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