As the Countdown to the New Issue Price Regulations Continues, Let the Document Negotiations Begin!
Outline For Discussion Of New Issue Price Rules.
Black & Veatch: 2017 Water Industry Report.
CDFA Water Finance Resource Center.
A Comprehensive Look At S&P Global Ratings’ U.S. Public Finance Water And Wastewater Ratings.
KBRA Rating Letters for Insured Bonds.
S&P Request for Comment: Limited-Tax General Operating Debt.
S&P Request for Comment: Issue Credit Ratings Linked To U.S. Public Finance Obligors’ Creditworthiness.
Couple of interesting tax cases: DirecTV, Inc. v. Town of New Hampton and Upper Moreland Township v. 7 Eleven, Inc.
Vermillion State Bank v. State by Department of Transportation – Court of Appeal holds – as a matter of first impression – that a landowner is the only person that may petition for attorney fees and costs under statute providing for such awards to landowners in inverse condemnation actions, and an attorney has no right to seek fees and costs under the statute independently of the landowner.
And finally, The Grinch that Stole Grinchiness is brought to us this week by Carr v. Town of New London, in which the Town went to the mats to contest homeowners’ request for a tax abatement. The petty reason for the homeowners’ whining about their tax bill, against which the Town made such a valiant stand? The home in question HAD BURNED TO THE GROUND. Which, come to think of it, is probably some kind of code violation. Look into that, Town of New London.

Bond Case Briefs