- Seven Things to Know About the SEC’s Amendments to Rule 15c2-12: McGuireWoods
- SEC Approves Narrower 15c2-12 Disclosure Amendments.
- Sneaky But Legal Use Of General Obligation Bonds.
- S&P: For Many Muni Issuers, Technology Brings Financial Benefits, But Also Increasing Credit Risks
- How Rising Interest Rates and Widening Credit Spreads Will Drive Greater Use of Bond Insurance.
- Trump Trade War Prompts State Warnings to Bond Investors.
- Davis v. Detroit Public Schools Community District – Court of Appeals holds that opponents of public financing for construction of sports arena lacked standing to seek declaratory and mandamus relief to require school board to place on next city election ballot question asking city voters to approve or disapprove of tax increment finance entities’ use of property tax revenue intended for school operating purposes to finance sports arena.
- And finally, Ah, So That’s What Happened To My Pants is brought to us this week by Norfolk Southern Railway Company v. Johnson, in which a man was reported as “possibly intoxicated, maybe on something” and was “stripping his clothes off and walking up towards the stockyards.” As your Editor, I would like to take this opportunity to express my deepest regrets regarding my unacceptable conduct on the night of…. Wait. What? Some guy named Chris Matano? Not me, eh? Hmm… Suppose that particular apology has, over the years, simply become a bit of a reflex.
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