- Treasury, IRS Seem Open to Changes to Proposed Issue Price Rules.
- Orrick: Another Round of Favorable SEC Settlements, But Only for Underwriters that Self-Reported.
- Municipal Bond Regulator Pushes SEC for Direction on Bank Loans.
- Foley & Lardner: Recent MCDC Settlements Provide Guidance Concerning Scope of Materiality in Continuing Disclosure Obligations.
- MSRB Mandates Regulated Entity Participation in Business Continuity Testing.
- IRS Official Tells Issuers to Monitor Compliance.
- Mixed Use Projects, Public/Private Partnerships and Anticipatory Remedial Actions: Applying the New IRS Regulations.
- Borders v. City of Atlanta – Supreme Court of Georgia holds that members of city defined benefit pension plans did not acquire vested contractual rights to plans unaltered by increase in annual contributions, and therefore city ordinance increasing members’ annual contributions did not breach members’ employment contracts or violate impairment clause of state constitution.
- And finally, Great Moments in Air Quotes is brought to you this week by Brown v. City of Hartford, which included the following, “Although the court found the plaintiff to be credible as to how ‘he saw things,’ the plaintiff’s view of the facts did not conform to ‘the reality of the facts.'” Is there a patron saint of the sincerely delusional? If not, there certainly should be.