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The idea behind business courts is to develop a pool of judges who have the skills, expertise and desire to hear commercial cases, which are often complex. Dedicate state court judges to hear just business cases, and commercial litigants who had preferred federal venues will flock back to these specialized courts. At least that's the experience of the states that have gone that route. But not all states are so inclined.
May 19, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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