The City of Detroit yesterday initiated the first of 185 bankruptcy court actions it plans to bring against vendors who received preferential payments worth about $50 million made in the 90 days before its July 2013 bankruptcy filing. Plunkett Cooney bankruptcy attorney Doug Bernstein explains the rationale for the lawsuits. Click here for the full story.
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