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Articles/Reports:

Business Litigation Session Year in Review 2016 January 2017  

Business Litigation Session Year in Review 2015 March 2016

“The Business Litigation Session Turns 15” by Judge Mitchell Kaplan, Boston Bar Journal January 2015

“Dacier’s Take on…the Business Litigation Session” by Paul Dacier, BBA  Blog June 2014

The Business Litigation Session After Five Years February 2006

“The Business Litigation Session in Massachusetts Superior Court: A Status Report” by the BLS Resource Committee  February 2003

“The Massachusetts Business Litigation Session: Docket and Caseload Analysis” by the BLS Resource December 2004

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