A new pilot program sending one out of every five cases assigned in Manhattan's Commercial Division to mediation is set to take effect July 28, court administrators have announced.
June 27, 2014 at 12:00 AM
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A new pilot program sending one out of every five cases assigned in Manhattan’s Commercial Division to mediation is set to take effect July 28, court administrators have announced.
While the program’s launch has been expected, proponents hailed the official approval as a significant leap towards establishing the court as an innovative, prompt and effective forum to address business disputes.
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