Selected Works

Publications &
Books.

Curated selection from 300+ legal and technical articles, 20+ books and treatises, and a working corpus of conference proceedings, book chapters, and trade-press commentary.

BY DANIEL B. GARRIE, ESQ. CITED IN 500+ ARTICLES & OPINIONS

AUTHORED · CO-AUTHORED

Books & Treatises

14 ENTRIES · REVERSE-CHRONOLOGICAL

  1. 2021

    Don’t Fall Behind: A Cybersecurity Guide for Law Firms

    Lexeprint Publishing

    Practical playbook for small and midsize law firms confronting the next decade of cyber risk.

  2. 2020

    Plugged In: Guidebook to Software and the Law (4th ed.)

    Thomson Reuters · with Hon. F. Allegra

    Bench-and-bar reference on how courts treat software, code, licensing, and digital evidence.

  3. 2019

    Cybersecurity & the Courthouse: Safeguarding the Judicial Process

    Wolters Kluwer · with Hon. L. Gordon

    How courts must defend the integrity of judicial systems against cyber compromise.

  4. 2018

    Plugged In: Guidebook to Software and the Law (3rd ed.)

    Thomson Reuters · with Hon. F. Allegra

  5. 2017

    Law Firm Cybersecurity

    American Bar Association · with B. Spernow

    ABA-published treatise on the obligations and operational practices required of modern law firms.

  6. 2016

    Cyberwarfare: Understanding the Law, Policy, and Technology (2015–2016 ed.)

    Thomson Reuters Legal Works

  7. 2015

    Understanding Software, the Internet, Mobile Computing, and the Cloud: A Guide for Judges

    Federal Judicial Center

    Commissioned by the FJC. Foundational reference distributed to federal judges nationwide.

  8. 2015

    Plugged In: Guidebook to Software and the Law (2015 ed.)

    Thomson Reuters · with Hon. F. Allegra

  9. 2015

    Software and the Law: Digital Forensic Investigations and E-Discovery

    Thomson Reuters

  10. 2014

    Cyber Warfare: Understanding the Law, Policy and Technology (2014 ed.)

    Thomson Reuters · with M. Silber

  11. 2013

    Dispute Resolution and E-discovery (2013 ed.)

    Thomson Reuters · with Y. Griver

  12. 2013

    The New Frontier of Warfare

    Journal of Law and Cyberwarfare

  13. 2012

    Treatise on Electronic Discovery and Dispute Resolution

    Thomson Reuters · with Y. Griver

    Multi-volume treatise on the discovery and resolution of electronically stored information disputes.

  14. 2009

    Skirting the Boards of Privacy: Examining the Spyware Technologies on the Web and Network Neutrality

    Spyware (G. Chandana ed.)

PEER-REVIEWED · ACADEMIC

Law Reviews & Journals

44 ENTRIES · REVERSE-CHRONOLOGICAL

  1. 2017

    Cyber Risk Insurance: Revaluating Traditional Coverage Issues in the Context of Cyber

    Hastings Business Law Journal, Vol. 14 Issue 2

  2. 2017

    Why Arbitration Clauses May Make Sense in Cyber Insurance Policies

    Cardozo Journal of Conflict Resolution, Vol. 19:43

  3. 2017

    It’s the Cybercrime and its Sponsors (Not My Cyber-Security), Stupid

    Journal of Law and Cyber Warfare, Vol. 5 Issue 2

  4. 2017

    Physical Damage and Cyber Insurance

    Brooklyn Law Journal

  5. 2016

    An Unsatisfactory State of the Law: The Limited Options for a Corporation Dealing with Cyber Hostilities by State Actors

    Cardozo Law Review, Vol. 37 No. 5 · with Lt. Col. S. Reeves

  6. 2016

    So You’re Telling Me There’s A Chance: How the Articles on State Responsibility Could Empower Corporate Responses to State-Sponsored Cyber Attacks

    Harvard National Security Journal (Winter 2016) · with Lt. Col. S. Reeves

    Argues international law affords corporate counter-response options previously assumed unavailable.

  7. 2015

    An Unsatisfactory State of The Law: The Limited Options for a Corporation Dealing with Cyber Hostilities by State Actors

    Harvard National Security Journal · with S. Reeves

  8. 2014

    Digital Forensic Evidence in the Courtroom: Understanding Content & Quality

    Northwestern Journal of Technology & Intellectual Property, Vol. 12 Issue 2 · with J. Morissy

  9. 2014

    Cyber-Security Insurance: Navigating the Landscape of a Growing Field

    31 J. Marshall J. Info. Tech. & Privacy L. 379 · with M. Mann

  10. 2013

    The E-Discovery Dance for Patent Litigation: The Federal Circuit Tries to Change the Tune

    Washington Journal of Law, Technology & Arts, Vol. 8 Issue 4 (Winter 2013)

  11. 2013

    The Federal Circuit Tries to Change the Tune to the E-Discovery Dance

    22 Fed. Cir. B.J. 347

  12. 2013

    The Evolution of E-Discovery Model Orders

    28 Syracuse Sci. & Tech. L. Rep. 121 · with M. Lang

  13. 2013

    Cyber Warfare & the Corporate Environment

    2 J.L. & Cyber War 1 · with S. Rao

  14. 2013

    Do We Need Amendments to Federal Rule of Civil Procedure 26, 37?

    Am. J. Trial Advoc. 533 · with V. Strumwasser

  15. 2013

    Matrimonial Law Economics: Electronic Discovery and Change in Senior Partner’s Roles

    Am. J. Family L. (Spring 2013)

  16. 2012

    Effective Keyword Selection Requires a Mastery of Storage Technology & the Law

    32 Pace L. Rev. 400

  17. 2012

    An Argument for Uniform E-Discovery Practice in Cross-Border Civil Litigation

    7 J. Bus. & Tech. L. 341 · with D. Gelb

  18. 2012

    Unchaining E-Discovery in the Patent Courts

    8 Wash. J.L. Tech. & Arts 487 · with Y. Griver

  19. 2012

    Digital Sexual Harassment in the Complex Social Computing Workplace

    Michigan Journal of Gender & Law (Spring 2012)

  20. 2012

    Cyber Warfare, What Are the Rules?

    1 J.L. & Cyber Warfare 1

  21. 2012

    E-Discovery in New Zealand under the New Amended Rules

    9 Digital Evidence & Elec. Signature L. Rev. 7 · with D. Harvey

  22. 2011

    E-Discovery Mediation & the Art of Keyword Search

    13 Cardozo J. Conflict Resol. 467 · with E. Machuca

  23. 2010

    Legally Correct but Technologically Off-the-Mark

    9 Nw. J. Tech. & Intell. Prop. 1 · with B. Spernow

  24. 2010

    E-Discovery in Criminal Cases: A Need for Specific Rules

    Suffolk University Law Review · with D. Gelb

  25. 2010

    Criminal Cases Gone Paperless: Hanging with the Wrong Crowd

    47 San Diego L. Rev. 521

  26. 2010

    Data Protection: The Challenges Facing Social Networking

    Brigham Young Univ. Intl. L. & Mgmt. Rev., Vol. 6 No. 3

  27. 2009

    Mobile Messaging Making E-Discovery Messy

    32 Hastings Comm. & Ent. L.J. 103 · with M. Duffy-Lewis

  28. 2009

    Voice-over-Internet Protocol: Protecting the Privacy of Wireless Communications

    4 J. Legal Tech. Risk Mgmt. 41

  29. 2009

    Mobile Messaging & Electronic Discovery

    8 Loy. L. & Tech. Ann. 95 · with Y. Griver

  30. 2009

    Conquering the Tower of e-Discovery Babel

    6:1 SCRIPTed 121 · with M. Duffy-Lewis

  31. 2009

    Digital Issues in Mergers & Acquisitions, E-Discovery, and Information Technology Systems

    Widener Law Review Vol. 19 (pp. 25–56) · with Y. Griver

  32. 2008

    Score on E-Discovery: New Discovery Rules for the Twenty-First Century

    17 Mich. St. J. Int’l L. 401 · with M. Duffy-Lewis

  33. 2008

    Network Neutrality: Laissez-faire Approach or Not?

    34 Rutgers Comp. & Tech. L.J. 315 · with R. Wong

  34. 2008

    Corporate Counsel’s New Dance Partner: Criminal Lawyers Teach the Limbo Dance

    5:1 SCRIPTed 168 · with M. Duffy-Lewis

  35. 2007

    Demystifying Clickstream Data: A European & U.S. Perspective

    20 Emory Int’l L. Rev. 563 · with R. Wong

  36. 2007

    Regulating Voice Over Internet Protocol: an EU/US Comparative Approach

    22 American Univ. Int’l L. Rev. 549 · with R. Wong

  37. 2006

    The Legal Status of Spyware

    59 Federal Comm. L.J. 157

  38. 2006

    Spyware Technologies: Limiting the Horizons of Digital Privacy

    23 Thomas M. Cooley L. Rev. 473 · with R. Wong

  39. 2006

    Hiding the Inaccessible Truth: Amending the Federal Rules to Accommodate Electronic Discovery

    25 Texas Rev. of Litigation 115

  40. 2006

    Parasiteware: Unlocking Personal Privacy

    3:3 SCRIPTed 203

  41. 2005

    Voice Over Internet Protocol & the Wiretap Act: Is Your Conversation Protected?

    29 Seattle Univ. L. Rev. 97 · with M.J. Armstrong

  42. 2005

    Sexual Harassment: Limiting the Affirmative Defense in the Digital Workplace

    39 Mich. J. of L. Reform 73

  43. 2005

    The Legal Status of Software

    23 John Marshall J. of Comp. & Info. Law 711

  44. 2005

    Coddling Spies: Why the Law Doesn’t Adequately Address Computer Spyware

    2005 Duke L. & Tech. Review 25

EDITED VOLUMES · CONTRIBUTIONS

Book Chapters

8 ENTRIES · REVERSE-CHRONOLOGICAL

  1. 2021

    Chapter 30 — Cyber Warfare & Cybersecurity

    eDiscovery for Corporate Counsel (2021 ed.), Thomson Reuters · with S. Walsh

  2. 2017

    Chapter 30 — Cyber Warfare & Cybersecurity

    eDiscovery for Corporate Counsel (2017 ed.), Thomson Reuters

  3. 2010

    Technology: The Fire That Burned Down the House?

    The OLP Thought Leader’s Guide to E-Discovery, Org. of Legal Professionals

  4. 2010

    The Good, the Bad and the Ugly of Electronic Archiving

    The OLP Thought Leader’s Guide to E-Discovery, Org. of Legal Professionals · with J. Chatelain

  5. 2009

    Parasiteware: Unlocking Personal Privacy

    Wire Tapping: Regulatory Perspectives, Amicus Books (J. Ramakistaish ed.) · with R. Wong

  6. 2008

    Navigating the Global Privacy Ocean: Issues and Concerns for Multinational Corporations

    Internet Privacy and Legal Issues (G. Usha ed.)

  7. 2008

    Electronic Discovery Cost Shifting: A Modest Proposal for Change

    Electronic Evidence and Legal Issues, India Univ. Press

  8. 2006

    Warning: Software May be Hazardous to Your Privacy

    Legal, Privacy, and Security Issues · with S. Kaufman

PROCEEDINGS · KEYNOTES

Conference

11 ENTRIES · REVERSE-CHRONOLOGICAL

  1. 2024

    A Constitutional Quagmire: Ethical Minefields of AI, Cyber, and Privacy

    RSA Conference 2024 (May 6, 2024)

  2. 2021

    Cybersecurity for Autonomous Vehicles

    TAI Symposium 2021 (September 2021) · with R. Staats, G. Pierce

  3. 2021

    Two Amigos: Cybersecurity and Privacy

    TAI Symposium 2021 (September 2021) · with R. Staats, G. Pierce

  4. 2021

    A Guide to eDiscovery in Artificial Intelligence

    EDRM (July 2021)

  5. 2020

    Utilizing ADR, ODR, and Court Litigation to Resolve Disputes in the ERA of COVID-19

    ABA Business Law Section Annual Meeting (September 2020)

  6. 2020

    Cybersecurity, Lawyers and Legal Ethics — A Perfect Storm

    42nd Annual Entertainment and Sports Industries Virtual Conference (September 2020)

  7. 2019

    Managing International Cyber Incidents

    Tel Aviv Cyber Week (June 2019)

  8. 2019

    Data Breaches: Essential Knowledge for Corporate Counsel to Advise the Board

    CLM Cyber Conference (July 2019)

  9. 2017

    How to Prepare for and Defend Against Cyberattacks When You’re Bound by the Law and Your Attacker is Not

    Journal of Law and Cyber Warfare Annual Symposium (September 2017)

  10. 2017

    Cybersecurity in the Courts

    Academy for the Interchange and Exchange of Judicial Matters (June 2017)

  11. 2006

    The Privacy Framework: Protecting Clickstream Data

    4 IASTED Int’l Conf. on L. & Tech. 587 (April 2006) · with R. Wong

LAW360 · DAILY JOURNAL · LAW.COM

Trade Press

53 ENTRIES · REVERSE-CHRONOLOGICAL

  1. 2024

    Arbitrating Smart Contract Disputes: A Comprehensive Approach

    Daily Journal (Dec. 2024) · with Hon. G. Andler

  2. 2024

    Crafting Effective Privilege Logs for Legal Success

    Business Law Today (Nov. 2024)

  3. 2024

    Deepfakes in Court Proceedings: How to Safeguard Evidence

    Law360 (Nov. 2024) · with J. Deutsch

  4. 2024

    Navigating the Mirage of Deepfakes in Court and Arbitration

    Daily Journal (Oct. 2024) · with Hon. G. Andler

  5. 2024

    8 Tips To Achieve Compliance And Avoid Fines Under the CPRA’s Data Minimization Requirements

    Law360 (Aug. 2024) · with B. Newman, J. Tram

  6. 2024

    Inside the Clubhouse: The Growing Cyber Threats Facing Country Clubs

    Daily Journal (Sept. 2024) · with J. Deutsch

  7. 2024

    From Niche to Universal: The Broadening Application of NIST Cybersecurity Framework 2.0

    Law.com (July 2024) · with Y. Griver

  8. 2024

    Lessons for CISOs From the SolarWinds Breach and SEC Enforcement

    ALM Cyber (May 2024) · with J. Deutsch, D. Cass

  9. 2024

    Using AI to Predict Outcomes in Class Action Litigation

    Law.com (April 2024)

  10. 2024

    Arbitration As An Effective Mechanism For Resolving Asset Purchase Agreement Disputes

    Daily Journal (April 2024)

  11. 2024

    Navigating Personal Liability: Post Data-Breach Recommendations for Responsible Officers

    CSOOnline.com (April 2024) · with Hon. R. Kramer

  12. 2024

    Board Members Take Note: Cybersecurity Audits Are More Important Than Ever

    Bloomberg Law (March 2024)

  13. 2024

    Companies Need to Reevaluate Cybersecurity and Privacy Programs to Comply with the FTC’s Expanded Safeguards Rule

    Daily Journal (March 2024) · with D. Shonka

  14. 2024

    Harnessing the Power of Technical E-Discovery Neutrals in Litigation

    NY Daily Journal (Feb. 2024) · with Hon. L. Gordon

  15. 2024

    The Advantages of Mediating Computer Fraud and Abuse Act Disputes

    Daily Journal (Feb. 2024) · with Hon. G. Andler

  16. 2024

    Using Special Masters in Social Media Litigation to Streamline Discovery

    American Lawyer (Feb. 2024)

  17. 2024

    Understanding the Distinct Roles of E-Discovery and Digital Forensics

    JAMS ADR Insights (Jan. 2024) · with Hon. G. Andler

  18. 2023

    Preparing Law Students for a New, AI-Assisted Legal World

    Law360 (Nov. 2023) · with R. Abbott, K. Silverman

  19. 2023

    Cutting Costs, Not Corners: The Impact of Artificial Intelligence & Machine Learning on Attorneys and Clients Alike

    DailyJournal.com (Sept. 2023) · with J. Deutsch

  20. 2023

    Directors Beware: How the SEC Cybersecurity Regulations Are Reshaping and Re-Risking Corporate Governance

    Daily Journal (Aug. 2023) · with J. Deutsch, J. D’Agostino

  21. 2023

    How the SEC is Transforming Corporate Cybersecurity Oversight

    Bloomberg Law (Aug. 2023) · with B. Newman

  22. 2023

    Balancing SEC Cyber Compliance and Trade Secret Protection

    Law360 (Aug. 2023) · with B. Newman

  23. 2023

    When To Use a Discovery Special Master

    Daily Journal (July 2023) · with G. Andler

  24. 2023

    Selecting and Preparing an Effective Rule 30(b)(6) Witness for E-Discovery

    Daily Journal (May 2023) · with T. Vanaskie

  25. 2022

    Mobile Messaging and E-Discovery

    LA Daily Journal (Nov. 2022) · with Hon. G. Andler

  26. 2022

    Don’t Blame Bug Bounties, Blame Joe Sullivan: Accountability Arrived at the CISO’s Doorstep

    Security Current (Oct. 2022) · with C. Cass

  27. 2022

    Lessons for Cybersecurity Officers After Ex-Uber Exec Trial

    Law360 (Oct. 2022)

  28. 2022

    There is No ‘I’ in Team: Electronic Discovery and Professional Sports

    LA Daily Journal (July 2022) · with Hon. G. Andler

  29. 2022

    The Need for Mediation in E-Discovery — the Way Forward

    Daily Journal (June 2022) · with Hon. G. Andler

  30. 2021

    Revisiting Proportionality Under Rule 26(b)(1)

    Bloomberg Law (Nov. 2021)

  31. 2021

    JAMS Spotlight: Daniel B. Garrie, Esq.

    JAMS (Oct. 2021)

  32. 2021

    Using Data Sets to Settle Cases

    Daily Journal (July 2021) · with Hon. G. Andler

  33. 2021

    Decentralized Finance Made Simple: What Lawyers Need to Know

    LegalTech News (June 2021) · with Hon. G. Andler

  34. 2021

    Trade Secrets: Is Litigating Infringement Worth It?

    LA Daily Journal (March 2021) · with Hon. G. Andler

  35. 2021

    When Does It Make Sense and How To Get a Special Master

    LA Daily Journal (March 2021) · with Hon. G. Andler

  36. 2021

    I Could Be Prosecuted for Paying Ransomware Ransom!

    LA Daily Journal (Feb. 2021) · with Hon. G. Andler

  37. 2021

    Mastering Complex Cases: Effective Use of Special Masters in Complex Civil Cases

    LA Daily Journal (Dec. 2020) · with Hon. G. Andler

  38. 2020

    JAMS Smart Contracts Rules

    JAMS (Nov. 2020)

    Contributor to the JAMS Smart Contracts Rules — framework for arbitration of on-chain disputes.

  39. 2020

    A Keystroke Causes a Tornado: Applying Chaos Theory to International Cyber Warfare Law

    Brooklyn Journal of International Law (July 2020) · with M. Simanova

  40. 2020

    Confronting the Challenges of Virtual Mediation

    Law360 (April 2020)

  41. 2019

    Neutrals Need to ‘Speak Tech’ to Resolve Disputes Involving Smart Contracts

    New York Law Journal (Oct. 2019)

  42. 2019

    The Benefits of Using Technical Special Masters

    The American Lawyer (Oct. 2019)

  43. 2019

    Mediating Cyber Insurance Claims

    LA Daily Journal (July 2019)

  44. 2019

    ‘Act Of War’ Questions In Cyberattack Insurance Case

    Law360 (April 2019) · with P. Rosen

  45. 2018

    Mediators Need to Become ‘Bilingual’ to Resolve Smart Contracts

    LegalTech News (Dec. 2018)

  46. 2018

    Using Forensic Neutrals in Large Commercial Disputes

    ALM The Recorder (Feb. 2018)

  47. 2017

    You Don’t Have to Go to Court to Resolve Your Data Breaches

    L.A. Daily Journal · with A. Publicover

  48. 2017

    Keyword Mediation Helps Expedite E-Discovery

    Daily Journal (Dec. 2017) · with Hon. G. Andler

  49. 2017

    The Neutral Corner: Using Forensic Neutrals in Trade Secret Disputes

    Legal Executive Institute (May 2017)

  50. 2017

    The Evolving Effect of Technology in Litigation: Using Discovery Special Masters, Technical Special Masters & Forensic Neutrals

    NW Lawyer (April 2017)

  51. 2015

    Guarding Against a Cyber 9/11

    Wall Street Journal (April 2015)

  52. 2014

    The Rise of Cyber-Techno Attorney

    Crain’s New York (June 2014)

  53. 2013

    We Need Mediation in E-Discovery

    Law360 (June 2013)

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