- MSRB Requests Comment on Re-Establishing Standalone Rule on Discretionary Transactions in Customer Accounts.
- SEC Adopts Amendments to Modify MA Forms.
- NFMA Submits Amicus Brief Concerning Puerto Rico Highway Revenue Bond Ruling by U.S. District Court.
- The Curious Case of Hartford: How Can a State Rescue a Debt-trapped City?
- Using Asset Recycling as an Infrastructure Funding Mechanism.
- Fitch’s Tolerance for U.S. NFP Hospitals to Stay Viable and Profitable: Five Years.
- CED Properties, LLC v. City of Oshkosh – Supreme Court of Wisconsin holds that city was not judicially estopped from specially assessing property owner for special benefits resulting from roundabout construction, even though city conceded no special benefits arose in condemnation action. Quite an interesting eminent domain case.
- And finally, We Winter in Alaska and Summer in Hades is brought to us this week by Lane v. City & Borough of Juneau, in which we learned that the City of Juneau, Alaska operates a free campground whose “winter residents included alcoholics, the ‘chronically unemployed,’ and ‘people who were not welcome in homeless shelters’ because of ‘previous incidents or violence.’ We have found our people. We have found our home. Change of address form to follow.