Chris Sabis Co-Authors “Implementing Alternative Dispute Resolution Concepts in Healthcare”

October 2, 2025   |   Aimee Moore

Chris Sabis co-authored “Implementing Alternative Dispute Resolution Concepts in Healthcare,” an article published in Thomson Reuters’ Health Law Handbook, Volume 37. The article addresses whether and how to use alternative dispute resolution in health care disputes, the pros and cons of selecting arbitration over litigation, recommended dispute resolution clauses to achieve certain purposes, and how careful forethought can result in the desired arbitration process.

Chris will present on the topic of the publication at the American Health Law Association (AHLA)’s 2025 Fraud & Compliance Forum on October 9, 2025, during a panel discussing numerous steps that healthcare counsel can take to address possible problems before disputes arise and subpoenas arrive.

Chris Sabis concentrates his practice in government investigations, litigation, white collar litigation, and alternative dispute resolution. Much of his work involves fraud and abuse matters, with particularly extensive experience in False Claims Act cases involving allegations of healthcare and procurement fraud. He defends a wide range of clients in white-collar fraud investigations, commercial litigation, and government investigations. He is on the American Arbitration Association Roster of Arbitrators’ Commercial and Healthcare Arbitration Panels. He is a Rule 31 Listed General Civil Mediator by the Tennessee Supreme Court and a listed mediator and arbitrator with the American Health Law Association’s Dispute Resolution Service. He also has been a federal court-appointed neutral both as a mediator and as what Rule 53 refers to as a ‘special master’ empowered to oversee and resolve discovery disputes in complex commercial litigation.

READ: “Implementing Alternative Dispute Resolution Concepts in Healthcare”