In an era of AI-powered legal tools and increasingly connected consumer technologies, the confidentiality once promised by arbitration is under new forms of threat. This session explores how artificial intelligence, cloud platforms, and data-hungry consumer products are changing the cybersecurity risk landscape for arbitrators, counsel, and parties alike.

Through real-world case studies—some pulled from headlines just months (or weeks) before the session—we’ll examine the evolving responsibilities of arbitrators, review the practical implications of AI-assisted workflows, and highlight steps practitioners can take to safeguard confidentiality.

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When: Dec 8, 2025 9:00 a.m. PST / 6:00 p.m. CET / 4:00 p.m. UTC
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Meet the Panelists

David Coher is a seasoned mediator and AAA arbitrator with a two-decade legal career spanning complex litigation, technology law, and real estate disputes. As the founder of Coher ADR, he brings a distinctive perspective to dispute resolution by integrating deep legal expertise with a nuanced understanding of cybersecurity and AI’s growing role in legal practice. A Certified Information Systems Security Professional (CISSP), David frequently advises on matters where confidentiality intersects with cutting-edge technologies, and he serves as an educator and speaker on legal innovation. His background includes extensive transactional and litigation experience in California courts, and his ADR practice is grounded in efficiency, fairness, and future-readiness.

David Coher on LinkedIn

Aaron Gothelf is Regional Vice President of the American Arbitration Association’s Commercial Division for California. He serves as the National Chair of AAA’s Entertainment Practice, the Western U.S. Chair for AAA’s Technology Practice, and as an Ambassador for the AAA-ICDR Foundation. Aaron is a Council Member for the ABA’s Dispute Resolution Section of which he formally served as Educational Programming Officer. He is Chair of the ABA’s Forum on the Entertainment & Sports Industries, Motion Picture & Television Division, a member of the ADR Committee for the Litigation Section of the California Lawyers Association, as well as a rotating host for the ABA podcast series “Resolutions.”

Aaron Gothelf on LinkedIn