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New Jersey bankruptcy court chief judge commits to keeping random assignment

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New Jersey bankruptcy court chief judge commits to keeping random assignment

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  1. Max Frumes
•3 min read

Judge Michael Kaplan, the chief judge for the US Bankruptcy Court for the District of New Jersey, made comments public today emphasizing that the New Jersey bankruptcy court will continue with the random assignment of complex corporate bankruptcies.

Included in Judge Kaplan’s comments was the following: “Let me make it clear, it is not anticipated that our rule changes will include any modifications at all to the random process we currently employ” (our emphasis).

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