- SEC Resolution Spotlights Implications of Self-Reporting and Violations of Firm Communications Policies: Sullivan & Cromwell
- The SEC’s Recent Off-Channel Communications Settlements Create More Uncertainty: Morgan Lewis
- WSJ: Why Investors Are Putting More Money in State-Specific Muni ETFs
- BLX/Orrick 2024 Post-Issuance Compliance Workshop (NEW!)
- Alabama College Reaches Deal With Nuveen After Bond Stress.
- Luebke v. Indiana Department of Local Government Finance – Tax Court upholds validity of sale-leaseback arrangement to finance construction of new jail; also upholds taxpayer standing to challenge the project. [Interesting discussion of taxpayer standing in public finance transactions.]
- And Finally, Shhh! The Shipping Container Can Hear You! is brought to us this week by Griswold v. City of Homer, in which the Supreme Court of Alaska found that, “property owner’s shipping container was incidental and subordinate to mobile home.” We struggle to envision a scenario in which being “incidental and subordinate to a mobile home” could possibly be construed as a positive. Regardless, please help us verify this conjecture by referring to everyone in your orbit as “incidental and subordinate to a mobile home” (it’s actually a rather creative insult) and tracking their reactions. Partners, spouses, children, pets. We look forward to your letters.