TBA Law Blog


Posted by: Stacey Shrader Joslin on Jan 19, 2022

Davidson County Chancellor Anne C. Martin, who oversees cases before the Business Court Docket Pilot Project, has recently brought back a wealth of knowledge from conferences and interactions with the American College of Business Court Judges, the Administrative Office of the Courts reports. The college is a group of judges overseeing complex business cases who meet regularly to share experiences and case trends. Martin recently attended meetings of the group focused on some of the key legal issues facing business courts, including business insurance coverage, intellectual property matters filed in state courts, and entertainment related contract disputes. She also says she has learned from fellow judges about how other courts are docketing cases and moving them through the system. The Davidson County Business Court was created in 2015 by the Tennessee Supreme Court to streamline business law cases.