英文摘要 |
The creation of specialized business courts in the United States has expanded greatly over the years. Business courts have been established and are operating in many states in the U.S. as well as all around the world. New York was the first state to respond to this movement when it created a commercial court pilot program in the New York County Supreme Court. Since then, many states and countries have created business courts at least in some part of their court systems. Despite being created around the same time, the business court programs in each state vary widely as to their procedures and their subject matter jurisdiction. Given New York, Delaware and North Carolinas success in attracting incorporations, the esteem are attributed to their specialized courts, other states have followed New York, Delaware and North Carolinas propitious lead. Both the Delaware Court of Chancery and the North Carolina Business Court exemplify successful business court systems. A brief history and description of existing business courts follows, along with an overview of the debate about business courts in the U.S. Finally, I will discuss what and how we can pattern after the U.S. system and experience.
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