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Jay Ganzman

Jay Ganzman

Esquire

My introduction to ADR began in a year-long course taught by renowned Professor Lela Love at Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law in New York City. That class included training in the skills required to be a neutral, as well as volunteer work as a mediator at Brooklyn Mediation Center. The course was an eye-opener. The skills I obtained have been invaluable in both my career and my personal life and have strongly influenced the way I treat disputes. While working as a private practice attorney from 1986 to 2001, I took advantage of varied opportunities to train as a mediator and an arbitrator. I served as a pro bono mediator for both New Bedford, MA and Lawrenceville, NJ. I also mediated a complex case for the fledgling AHLA Dispute Resolution Service. As well, I joined arbitration panels for AHLA, the AAA Commercial Panel and others. I arbitrated cases for AAA involving the break-up of physicians' group practices, among others, and arbitrated a complex case for AHLA involving a large Physicians' IPO and a national third party payer. In 2001, I joined the New Jersey Department of Law and Public Safety as a Deputy Attorney General. The major focus of my work as a DAG was to regulate and review the sales of hospital assets and other nonprofit corporations. From 2001 until I retired from the AG's office in 2021, I reviewed almost every nonprofit hospital sale that occurred in New Jersey. Although I continued to use the resolution skills and the win-win approach I had gained as an ADR practitioner in my work at the Division of Law, I was precluded from outside work as a neutral. Happily, in 2019 I was selected to work as a mediator for the NJ Division of Civil Rights resolving disputes brought under the Law Against Discrimination. I believe that my many years of experience as a neutral and my years of work as a health care attorney and a regulator of complex hospital and nursing sales for the AG's office makes me a prime candidate for selection as a neutral in health care related disputes.

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Locations

Licenses

Profession State Specialty Since
Attorney NJ 1990
Attorney RI 1986 inactive

Fees and Hours

Same as hourly rate.
No charge for cancellations 24 hours in advance. Less than 24 hours $2000 for cancellation any plus travel expenses.

Health Law Expertise

Employment

Transactions

Hospital-Based Health Care

Government Regulator

Physician Entities

Patient Information

Government Regulator

Governance and Finance

Government Regulator

Government Regulation and Oversight

Licensing, Credentialing, and Certification

Basic Training

Name of Provider Number of Hours
AHLA, AAA (see resume) 14
Name of Provider Number of Hours
Brooklyn Mediation Center, AHLA (see resume) 40

Experience

Occurrence 1
Panel Member 1
Advocate
Single/Lead/Panel Chair 20
Occurrence 2
Advocate
Single/Lead/Panel Chair 70
Occurrence 3
Single/Lead/Panel Chair
Advocate
Occurrence 4
Single/Lead/Panel Chair

References

Name: Professor Lela Love
Organization: Benj. N. Cardozo School of Law
Phone: 646-592-6536
Email: love@yu.edu
Name: Professor Lela Love
Organization: Benj. N. Cardozo School of Law
Phone: 646-592-6536
Email: love@yu.edu
Name: James Michael, Deputy Atty Gen
Organization: NJ Div. of Civil Rights
Phone: 973-877-1280
Email: James.Michael@law.njoag.gov