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Voting begins on contentious archdiocese bankruptcy settlement
Two thirds of voting sexual abuse survivors must approve the $200M+ settlement or church’s 5-year bankruptcy will be for naught A federal bankruptcy judge has approved a plan by the Archdiocese of New Orleans, its affiliates and a committee representing 660 survivors of clergy abuse, kicking off a two-month voting period for claimants to accept or reject the plan. It also begins the time when supporters and opponents of the plan can actively soli
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Voting begins on contentious archdiocese bankruptcy settlement
Two thirds of voting sexual abuse survivors must approve the $200M+ settlement or church’s 5-year bankruptcy will be for naught A federal bankruptcy judge has approved a plan by the Archdiocese of New Orleans, its affiliates and a committee representing 660 survivors of clergy abuse, kicking off a two-month voting period for claimants to accept or reject the plan. It also begins the time when supporters and opponents of the plan can actively soli
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