Jim Christie of Reuters writes, “U.S. Bankruptcy Judge Christopher Sontchi said during a telephone hearing on Wednesday that he erred a day earlier when he rejected Bloomberg’s motion for a hearing at which it could seek a stay.
“‘I had made a mistake in denying the motion,’ Sontchi said, adding the matter would go forward at a hearing on Friday morning in Bankruptcy Court in Delaware.
“Concerned about leaks from confidential mediation in Molycorp’s Chapter 11 bankruptcy, Sontchi last week ordered 123 people to disclose their contacts with Bloomberg reporters over the prior 60 days.
“Bloomberg had published three articles citing unidentified sources that went into efforts to find a buyer for Molycorp after the start of the confidential mediation.”
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