.- The
Diocese of Spokane, Washington is so impoverished that it has stopped
paying its lawyers in the midst of its bankruptcy case, reported the
Associated Press. Their lawyers have not been paid for at least two
months.
The diocese
sought bankruptcy protection more than one year ago because of all the
claims filed by people who claimed they were sexually abused by
priests.
According to its most recent financial statement, the diocese has about
$2 million in cash, reported the AP. While it's unclear how much it
owes, legal fees alone add up to at least $1.4 million.
Spokane Diocese forced to stop paying lawyers in midst of bankruptcy case
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