Detroit’s Bankruptcy Journey: Judge Rosen’s Grand Bargain and Rebirth
January 10, 2025
Detroit’s bankruptcy restructured $7 billion in debt, sparing the DIA from liquidation. Judge Rosen’s “Grand Bargain” aided.
Detroit’s bankruptcy restructured $7 billion in debt, sparing the DIA from liquidation. Judge Rosen’s “Grand Bargain” aided.
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