The Honorable Faith Hochberg is a nationally recognized former Federal Judge, United States Attorney, and Deputy Assistant Secretary of the Treasury, known for her broad expertise in complex corporate, patent, securities, antitrust, insurance, banking and employment litigation, as well as her substantial experience in handling multi-district [“MDL”] and mass tort litigation and arbitration. She is also highly knowledgeable about the processes of federal and state regulatory agencies and Cabinet Departments. In 2015, after 15 years of judicial service, Judge Hochberg left the bench to found Hochberg ADR, LLC, which provides mediation, arbitration, and mock court exercises in high profile, complex matters in national and international litigation. Judge Hochberg has served as a court-appointed Monitor in international cybersecurity cases, and regularly serves as a court-appointed Special Master in both federal and state court cases, including complex consolidated cases as well as MDL cases. She has been jointly selected by parties to serve as a neutral Mediator in more than 300 cases and been selected as a neutral Arbitrator—- serving as Chair, Wing, or Sole Arbitrator—- in more than 100 cases. The cases in which Judge Hochberg serves as a Neutral span the breadth of her legal expertise. Judge Hochberg is a distinguished neutral admitted to the rosters of the AAA, ICDR, ICC, WIPO [World Intellectual Property Organization], SIAC, CPR; and Hochberg ADR also administers ad hoc arbitrations when requested. She was elected as a Fellow of the College of Commercial Arbitrators in 2018, and as a Fellow of the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators in 2019. Her expertise broadly spans many areas of law: class actions, mass 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, partnership disputes, corporate governance, and many more.