Barry Liss

Mr. Barry Liss devotes his practices to healthcare law and has extensive experience representing institutional and individual providers of healthcare services, organized delivery systems, independent practice associations, and other related business enterprises in the healthcare sector.

His practice focuses on corporate and regulatory healthcare-related law, including accountable care organization development, integrated delivery systems, managed care, hospital reimbursement, physician practices, third party payor appeals, governmental payor disputes, provider network contracting, hospital vendor contracting, general hospital corporate representation, claim disputes between individuals and their health plans, and related areas of healthcare practice.

Mr. Liss also serves as Patient Care Ombudsman in hospital bankruptcy matters. Prior to joining Gibbons, Mr. Liss was a partner in a leading healthcare boutique law firm that had a broad and diverse clientele of New Jersey hospitals.

Earlier, he was in-house counsel for a large healthcare services corporation and HMO, where his responsibilities focused on physician and ancillary healthcare provider network contracting, healthcare facilities contracting, HMO operations, workers compensation managed care organizations, traditional indemnity provider networks, and management services organizations.

He also provided legal support to the HMO’s Credentialing, Grievance, Medical Management and Quality Improvement Committees. Mr. Liss’s academic focus prior to law involved healthcare policy analysis, quality assurance theory, and technology and quality assessment technology.

EDUCATION:

• Rutgers School of Law – Newark (J.D.)
• University of Wisconsin (M.S.)
• University of Wisconsin (B.S.)

PROFESSIONAL ADMISSIONS:

• State of New Jersey
• Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
• State of Wisconsin

PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES:

• New Jersey State Bar Association
  • Health and Hospital Law Section
• American Bar Association
  • Health Law Section
• Wisconsin Bar Association
• American Health Lawyers Association