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Alternative Dispute Resolution Is Having a Moment, Thanks to Florida’s Court Backlog and the Rise of Remote

What You Need to Know

• As Florida court backlogs continue, parties involved in disputes may be looking at alternative resolution services more often.
• Beyond the clog in the courts, the normalization of virtual trials is also having its own effect on the resolution practice.
• Looking ahead, a rise in bankruptcy cases may be the next effect on the trend.

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