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  • Maryland Bankruptcy Court Opinion Shows Difficulty of Applying Arbitration in Bankruptcy Setting

    Jun 10, 2021

    Bankruptcy and arbitration are both intended to provide a quick and relatively efficient resolution to disputes between a debtor and his creditors. Both allow adjudication without a jury. Both systems should be able to move more swiftly than a court of ... Read full article

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