- Fitch to Include Disclosure on PR Special Rev Ruling in Related Issuer Research.
- GASB Invitation to Comment on Revenue and Expense Recognition.
- California Shows Bond Buyers Willing to Jettison Industry Staple.
- S&P Global Trade At A Crossroads: U.S. States And Localities May Take Another Look At Budget Forecasts.
- First Municipal Bond ICO Is in the Works.
- Combining Tax-Exempt Bonds with Public-Private Partnerships under Current Law: Squire Patton Boggs
- And finally, Dare to Dream is brought to us this week by Cormier v. City of Lynn, in which the Supreme Judicial Court of Massachusetts held that the injuries to a student who had been pushed down a flight of stairs were the result of the “failure of school district and its employees to act, rather than from an affirmative act.” The affirmative act of pushing an elementary school student down the stairs? We’re gonna go out on the proverbial limb here and suggest that that just ain’t cool. Yet what teacher hasn’t at some point fantasized…. Might make one hell of a fundraiser, no? Kinda like that carnival dunk tank thing. But with more paralysis.