Overview
Litigation attorney Bill Gibson focuses his practice on the interplay between complex facts and complicated law. He works with clients and expert witnesses to craft compelling, accurate, and admissible expert testimony that will survive Daubert motions and convince courts and juries.
With a particular emphasis on medical billing, claims administration, and economic/damages analysis, Bill can work with clients at all levels of an organization to effectively “translate” complicated and specialized business practices and procedures into stories that expert witnesses—and, ultimately, juries—can understand.
Bill also counsels doctors, medical practices, and hospitals on reimbursement and compliance issues, including the implementation of the federal No Surprises Act and similar state surprise billing laws.
In addition to his work with experts and representation of health care providers, Bill has robust litigation experience in cases involving breach of contract, commercial, employment, insurance, medical device, and real estate disputes, among others. He also has significant experience in white collar matters and internal investigations, including representing foreign individuals accused of violating antitrust laws and the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act.
In 2018, Bill was appointed by the New Jersey Supreme Court to serve a four-year term as a member of the District VII Fee Arbitration Committee. In 2021 and 2022, he served as Vice Chair of that committee.
Prior to joining Epstein Becker Green, Bill was a commercial litigation attorney at a large U.S. law firm. Previously, he served as a white collar and securities litigation attorney at an international law firm.
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- Represented a national medical provider in a three-week arbitration of a dispute with an insurance company.
- Represented a homeowner in a bench trial concerning a deed restriction dispute.
- Successfully defended an insurance carrier in a jury trial involving allegations of insurance bad faith.
Credentials
Education
- University of Chicago Law School (J.D., 2005)
- Rutgers University (B.A., magna cum laude, 1999)
Bar Admissions
- New Jersey
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- BlogsIn a Win for Medical Providers, Federal Court Strikes Down Provisions of No Surprises Act Final Rule4 minute read
- BlogsAn Outlier No More?: New Jersey Supreme Court Considers Overturning “New Business Rule”4 minute read
- BlogsChallenged in Court: Dispute Resolution Rules in Second Federal No Surprises Act Interim Final Regulations5 minute read
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- BlogsGaps in First Rule on Surprise Billing Create Not-So-Surprising Risk for Providers6 minute read
- BlogsNinth Circuit: Insurers Must Honor Their Promises to Out-Of-Network Providers2 minute read
- BlogsPunching Bag or Counterpuncher: Responses to a Frivolous Lawsuit4 minute read
- BlogsCyber Coverage in the Age of COVID-19 Need Not Result in Pandemonium10 minute read
- BlogsCyber Coverage in the Age of COVID-19 Need Not Result in Pandemonium10 minute read
- BlogsThird Circuit: Provider’s Out-of-Network Claims not Pre-empted by ERISA5 minute read
- BlogsThird Circuit: Provider’s Out-of-Network Claims not Pre-empted by ERISA6 minute read
- BlogsNew Jersey Affidavit of Merit Statute Applied to Nursing Case Despite “Common Knowledge” Claim6 minute read
- BlogsNew Jersey Affidavit of Merit Statute Applied to Nursing Case Despite “Common Knowledge” Claim6 minute read
- BlogsA World Turned Upside Down: Contract Performance During the COVID-19 Pandemic5 minute read
- BlogsA World Turned Upside Down: Contract Performance During the COVID-19 Pandemic5 minute read
- PublicationsNew Sheriffs in Town: Commercial Payers' Increasing Role in Addressing Fraud and Abuse2 minute read