The former emergency manager for Detroit will be back at Jones Day by early May, his former spokesman says. Before taking the Motor City post and shepherding the historic bankruptcy proceeding, Orr was a partner at Jones Day for more than a decade.
April 23, 2015 at 06:22 PM
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The original version of this story was published on The American Lawyer
Former Jones Day restructuring partner Kevyn Orr, who left the partnership to serve as Detroit’s emergency manager and see the city through the largest municipal bankruptcy proceeding in U.S. history, is planning to return to his old firm.
The Detroit Free Press reported that Orr was at an event in Lansing, Michigan, when he was asked whether he would return to Jones Day.
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