What Does a Bankruptcy Judge Do?

Bankruptcy courts are courts that specialize in bankruptcy cases. Some countries, such as the United Kingdom and the United States, have more bankruptcy cases, they have established special courts or set up special sections in the courts to hear bankruptcy cases. For example, the High Court of the United Kingdom has a special court in the Court of Justice dedicated to hearing appeals about bankruptcy cases in the London area, mainly by the clerk of the court. But in countries such as France that adopt merchant bankruptcy, bankruptcy cases are exclusively under the jurisdiction of commercial courts. ^[1]