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Civil Litigation
Complex Litigation
Business Courts and Complex Litigation
State Links
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| California |
Civil Case Coordination FAQ (April 2004) Complex Civil Litigation Fact Sheet (January 2004). Hannaford-Agor, Paula L. “Complex Litigation: Key Findings from the California Pilot Program.” Civil Action, vol. 3, no. 1 (Winter 2004). Hannaford-Agor, Paula L., Nicole L. Mott, and Timothy F. Fautsko. Evaluation of the Centers for Complex Civil Litigation Pilot Program. (Williamsburg, VA: NCSC, 2003). George, Ronald M. Remarks at the Orange County Superior Court Complex Litigation Center (August 6, 2001). Complex Civil - Superior Court of California - County of Orange
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| Colorado |
Governor’s Task Force on Civil Justice Reform. Final Report of Governor's Task Force on Civil Justice Reform. Denver: 2000. See “Operating Statement, Commercial Division, District Court, City and County of Denver,” 57.
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| Delaware |
The Delaware Court of Chancery is widely recognized as the nation's preeminent forum for the determination of disputes involving the internal affairs of the thousands upon thousands of Delaware corporations and other business entities through which a vast amount of the world's commercial affairs is conducted. Its unique competence in and exposure to issues of business law are unmatched. Delaware Superior Court Civil Rules, Rules 124-133, Rules Governing Civil Actions Subject to Summary Proceedings for Commercial Disputes. Strine, Leo E., Jr. “Mediation Only Filings in The Delaware Court of Chancery: Can New Value Be Added by One of America’s Business Courts?” Research Paper No. 03-07 (February 26, 2003), presented at Taking Care of Business: Business and Technology Courts in the 21st Century (November 7, 2003).
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| Florida |
The Ninth Judicial Circuit's Complex Business Litigation Court specializes in handling complex business cases, including antitrust, intellectual property, franchise, and unfair competition. One judge from the circuit civil division handles the cases. Standardized procedures, consistent rulings, and economic stimulus are listed as the benefits of the court.
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| Georgia |
Fulton County. The Fulton County Superior Court Business Court has been operational since October of 2005.
Gwinnet County. This pilot program is modeled after the Fulton County program.
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| Maryland |
Maryland Business and Technology Case Management Program. The site includes an overview and history of the program, rules, information about mediation and for mediators, protocol, opinions, and links. Conference of Circuit Court Judges. Maryland Business and Technology Case Management Program Implementation Committee: Final Report. Baltimore: 2001. Maryland General Assembly. Maryland Business and Technology Court Task Force Final Report (2000).
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| Massachusetts |
A Proposal for Adjudicating Complex Cases. Boston Bar Association (March 20, 2002).
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| Michigan |
State Bar of Michigan Business Law Section, Business Court Ad Hoc Committee. “Business Court FAQs.” (June 2002). State Bar of Michigan Business Law Section Business Court Ad Hoc Committee Meeting. Report of Business Court Executive Committee. (April 2002).
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| Nevada |
Eighth Judicial District Court, Las Vegas, Clark County, Complex Litigation Center. Second Judicial District Court, State of Nevada, Washoe County Specialty Courts. This site lists a business court and a contact person.
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| New Jersey |
Weiss, Alvin. “Legislation Isn’t Necessary To Create a Business Court.” New Jersey Law Journal 166, issue 3 (October 15, 2001): 23.
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| New York |
Commercial Division - New York Supreme Court A Brief History of the Commercial Division
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| North Carolina |
About the North Carolina Business Court. Includes rules of practice, FAQs, opinions, and information on electronic filing.
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| Ohio |
Commercial Docket. Effective January 2, 2009, Franklin County Court of Common Pleas will participate with courts in Cincinnati, Toledo and Cleveland in a pilot project to streamline civil lawsuits between businesses, among shareholders or partners within a business, or addressing insurance coverage for such cases.
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| Pennsylvania |
Bishop, Todd. “Business Court Looking for a Bit More Business.” Philadelphia Business Journal (May 19, 2000). Wimp, Marilyn. “Business Court Is, Once More, High on Bar’s Agenda.”
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| Wisconsin |
Millard, Pete. “Reworking the Business Court.” The Business Journal (March 28, 1997).
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