Do you have a client looking to sue a party over a technology-related dispute?
New York’s court system would like you to know that its Commercial Division is open for their business.
Commercial Division was already hearing tech cases, and that litigants have long been allowed to have court-appointed referees preside over their commercial disputes, prior to the chief administrative judge's order. But the court's advisory council recommended adding specific language to its rules to better educate the bar on the court's offerings.
April 11, 2024 at 05:00 PM
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The original version of this story was published on New York Law Journal
Do you have a client looking to sue a party over a technology-related dispute?
New York’s court system would like you to know that its Commercial Division is open for their business.
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