Qualifications of man leading archdiocese bankruptcy proceedings questioned [Video]

Major questions surrounding the qualifications of a man helping lead The Archdiocese of New Orleans bankruptcy proceedings.A volunteer with a key role in New Orleans church bankruptcy admits to lack of qualificationsLee Eagan said he lacked prior experience, failed to familiarize himself with rules and suffered cognitive decline as case expenses went higher and higher. That’s according to a recent deposition he gave. In it, he states he has no prior experience managing bankruptcy cases.Eagan’s experience with bankruptcy cases came under fireThis comes as clergy survivors, who have filed hundreds of claims, have received no compensation from the diocese. There are also questions about the rate attorneys are charging. Records show that adds up to $38 million in legal and associated professional fees. One clergy survivor speaking about the controversial deposition that was just uncovered.“I’m wondering how any other company could go into bankruptcy yet pay attorney fees of $40 …