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Key feature remains untested amid Financial List's success

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Published on: 30 March 2020
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Law360, Expert analysis: Four and a half years since its launch, the Financial List has lived up to its promise of putting expert judges on complex cases, but a notable feature remains unused and some challenges still have to be ironed out.

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