Arbitrator by dispute type
Naming a neutral for a matter that turns on technical fact.
Daniel B. Garrie accepts AAA arbitrations by party stipulation in technology, AI and data, cybersecurity, complex commercial, and intellectual-property disputes.
Daniel B. Garrie is a neutral — mediator, arbitrator, and discovery referee — in 1,000+ disputes over the past 20 years. Sonya Morgan coordinates availability, runs the conflicts check, and shares the engagement materials.
Practice areas
Five dispute types, each with its own page.
- Technology and software
An arbitrator for technology and software disputes.
Daniel B. Garrie sits as arbitrator in technology and software disputes, including source-code and e-discovery matters, and accepts AAA arbitrations by party stipulation.
- AI and data
An arbitrator for AI and data disputes.
Daniel B. Garrie sits as arbitrator in artificial-intelligence and data disputes, and accepts AAA arbitrations by party stipulation.
- Cybersecurity and data breach
An arbitrator for cybersecurity and data-breach disputes.
Daniel B. Garrie sits as arbitrator in cybersecurity and data-breach disputes, and accepts AAA arbitrations by party stipulation.
- Complex commercial
An arbitrator for complex commercial disputes.
Daniel B. Garrie sits as arbitrator in complex commercial disputes — including partnership dissolutions, post-M&A claims, joint-venture wind-downs, and insurance-coverage matters — and accepts AAA arbitrations by party stipulation.
- Intellectual property and trade secrets
An arbitrator for intellectual-property and trade-secret disputes.
Daniel B. Garrie sits as arbitrator in intellectual-property and trade-secret disputes, and accepts AAA arbitrations by party stipulation.
How parties name him
Daniel B. Garrie is not on the AAA National Roster of Arbitrators. Under the AAA Commercial Arbitration Rules, parties are not confined to that roster: by mutual consent they may designate any qualified neutral, and the AAA administers the matter under its Rules. The clause and stipulation page carries ready-to-adapt language, and the about page sets out panel standing and credentials in full. Still researching? Start with the guide library or the AAA fee estimator.
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Availability
Considering Daniel for an AAA matter?
The inquiry form asks for the role you are in, the amount in controversy, and the hearing window — enough for Sonya to answer on availability and conflicts in one reply rather than three.