DETROIT (Reuters) - A federal court judge on Monday set the first hearing in Detroit's bankruptcy case for Wednesday to take up the city's request to put state lawsuits challenging the bankruptcy filing on hold. U.S. Bankruptcy Court Judge Steven Rhodes agreed to the expedited hearing requested by Detroit's emergency manager Kevyn Orr on Friday in the wake of a Michigan court judge's order for Orr to withdraw Thursday's Chapter 9 filing on state...
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