- Ed. Note: Due to a tech glitch, last week’s newsletter picked up articles from 2020 & 2021. It took us a few days to identify and correct the issue. Our sincere apologies.
- FINRA Fines Wells Fargo Clearing Services $137.5k for Alleged Violations Related to Unregistered Advisor Activity.
- S&P Sustainable Finance FAQ: Sustainable Bond Impact And Transparency In Post-Issuance Reporting
- Treasury Department Sets Limits on Remaining Wind and Solar Tax Credits.
- AMT: One Big Beautiful Opportunity in the Municipal Bond Market
- Disclosure Update: GFOA Webinar
- Public Utility Accounting: APPA Webinar
- Vianello v. City of Prairie Village, Kansas – In citizen objector’s challenge to city’s issuance of GO bonds, US District Court denies city’s motion for expedited briefing and ruling, holding that city’s assertions of the cost associated with delay were speculative at best and that city’s assertion that the lawsuit operated as an injunction preventing it from issuing bonds that it was legally entitled to issue called for a decision on the merits.
- And Finally, And That’s Why You Always Incorporate A Little Powdered Hospitality is brought to us this week by Liquid Hospitality, LLC v. Board of City Commissioners of City of Fargo, in which a bar patron was just a wee bit overserved. “The report included a description of the patron’s behavior throughout the evening which included the patron arriving at the Windbreak at 10:47 p.m. without appearing intoxicated; at around 12:12 a.m., approximately five drinks later, the patron was observed dancing in an exaggerated and slower manner followed by resting her head on the stage…” She was eventually escorted out to her car, which she immediately crashed. A BAC 0.291, accrued in about an hour, is kinda impressive, but for the whole motorized transport thing. Much more importantly, what the Fosse is a dance that is both exaggerated and slower? And how do you rest your head on a stage? Can someone please get some otherwise useless Junior Associates to start workshopping this? We’d genuinely appreciate it.
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