- Treasury, IRS Issue Rules that Will Help Facilitate P3s.
- Notice of Support Availability: Training and Technical Assistance Services for Pay for Success Initiatives.
- MSRB Extends Deadline for Markup Rule Comments.
- MSRB Best-Ex Guidance Could Come in Nov.; Board Presses SEC on Bank Loans.
- Fitch Tax-Supported Criteria Revision.
- Treasury Issues Final Private Activity Bond Allocation and Accounting Regs.
- IRS Announces Inflation Adjustments for 2016.
- NFMA Advanced Seminar on Higher Education.
- Young v. Red Clay Consolidated School District – Court of Chancery holds that complaint filed by school district residents, who opposed increase in school-related property taxes but did not vote in special election in which increase was passed, sufficiently pled that school district’s interventions affected result of election in resident’s action seeking to void result, based on district’s alleged actions in discouraging and raising impediments to voting by elderly and disabled residents.
- And finally, this week’s Allegorical Day in the Life of a Law Firm Associate is brought to us by Zollar v. City of Chicago Dept. of Administrative Hearings, which includes the following, “the 100–pound male bullmastiff, Eli, attacked Jib, a female Portuguese water dog weighing 39 pounds, in an alley.” Although in the allegory, Eli’s real world punishment – posting a sign alerting passersby of the presence of a dangerous animal, muzzling the dog while off her property, implanting a microchip under the dog’s skin, and sterilization – lands squarely on Jib.
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