Anna-Liisa Mullis is adept at analyzing and resolving the unique litigation challenges that come with working in the health care industry.

Drawing on her background representing health care organizations and professionals in a variety of matters before trial and appellate courts, as well as in private arbitration, Anna-Liisa strategizes with clients to resolve complex disputes. Her work has included both defending and prosecuting a multitude of complex matters, including disputes involving hospital-provider contracting, hospital-vendor contracting, hospital-physician joint ventures, physician-owned entities and provider-payor disputes as well as antitrust disputes in the healthcare sector. Along with her litigation practice, Anna-Liisa also works closely with clients on analyzing and advising on a wide variety of fraud and abuse, patient privacy, data and innovation matters. Anna-Liisa is known for her ability to build trust in a heavily regulated space and to grasp complicated concepts specific to the industry.

Apart from her work in the health care sector, Anna-Liisa is a seasoned commercial litigator who is highly skilled at applying her experience across industries. Her experience assisting clients in resolving complex commercial disputes runs from employment law, particularly wage and hour defense, to oil and gas and other natural resources law.

Anna-Liisa has devoted considerable time to pro bono work, including working on both of the cases brought in an effort to increase K-12 school funding in Colorado, Lobato v. State and Dwyer v. State. Anna-Liisa has also contributed a significant amount of pro bono time to counseling non-profits with regard to a variety of HIPAA and other health care matters.