The firm, which racked up $57.9 million in fees as lead counsel to Detroit in its historic bankruptcy filing, will open its new office on July 1. Tim Melton, partner in the firm's capital markets practice in Chicago, will head up the Detroit office.
March 11, 2015 at 06:31 PM
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Jones Day, which racked up $57.9 million in fees as lead counsel to Detroit in its historic bankruptcy filing, will open a new office in the Motor City on July 1.
Timothy Melton, a partner in the firm’s capital markets practice in Chicago, will head up the Detroit office, which represents Jones Day’s 42nd location.
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