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The Philadelphia Bar Association and the Judiciary of the First Judicial District to address the backlog of lower monetary-valued civil cases unveiled a portrait of Frank Zal, who served as the first Philadelphia County arbitration commissioner.
May 14, 2019 at 11:00 AM
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Litigation Reporter
The Arbitration Center for the First Judicial District unveiled a portrait of Frank Zal, who served at the first Philadelphia County arbitration commissioner in the compulsory arbitration program from 1958-1968.
The program was a collaboration between the Philadelphia Bar Association and the Judiciary of the First Judicial District to address the backlog of lower monetary-valued civil cases.
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