Hon. Faith S. Hochberg

Judge Hochberg, a former U.S. federal judge, is a highly experienced arbitrator in both international and domestic matters, including: Patent and other intellectual property disputes; Antitrust (Competition); Securities and Financial; Pharmaceutical Development; Licensing; Complex corporate (M & A and other contractual disputes).

Judge Hochberg served over 15 years as a federal judge in the District of New Jersey. In 2015, she founded Hochberg ADR [www.JudgeHochberg.com], based in New York, to serve as a Mediator, Arbitrator, Special Master and Monitor in U.S. and international litigation. Judge Hochberg serves as a court-appointed Monitor in international cybersecurity cases, and as a court-appointed Special Master in many cases in both federal and state courts, including complex multi-district litigation (MDL cases). Judge Hochberg is a distinguished neutral admitted to the rosters of the AAA, ICDR, ICC, CPR and FedArb; she is a Fellow of the College of Commercial Arbitrators and a Fellow of the Chartered Institute. Her expertise broadly spans many areas of law: class actions, corporate contract, insurance, banking & financial institutions, securities, antitrust, trade secrets, pharmaceutical development and licensing, patent and other intellectual property litigation and licensing, merger and acquisition transactions, and partnership disputes. Judge Hochberg previously served as The United States Attorney for the District of New Jersey, and prior to that, she was Deputy Assistant Secretary of the U.S. Treasury Department. She has twice been confirmed by the U.S. Senate. Judge Hochberg has also spent many years in the private practice of law; as Legal Assistant to the Chairman of the SEC; and as a top official in a bank regulatory agency.