- Ed. Note: We will be off next week. Double dose of drivel 10/2.
- A Reshuffling of the 8038 Deck: Squire Patton Boggs
- Can EMMA Be Used as a Defense by Banks in VRDO Lawsuit?
- Little Publicized Section of Tax Cut and Jobs Act Could Cause Burden for Governments.
- Fitch Ratings: Leverage Isn’t One-Size Fits All for Revenue-Supported Bonds.
- The Trouble With TIF.
- Improving Tax Increment Financing (TIF) for Economic Development.
- MSRB Seeks Comment on Application of Content Standards to Advertisements by Municipal Advisors.
- And finally, The Pantheon of Barrys is brought to us this week by Ryan v. Napier, in which a motorist “swerved into the opposite lane and nearly collided with a patrol car driven by Pima County Sheriff’s Deputy Matthew Dixon,” eventually leading to an intimate encounter with Barry the police dog after Barry’s handler announced “stop or you will be bitten” (if I only had a nickel…). Barry, welcome to the pantheon. Let me be the first to introduce you to Mssrs. Manilow and White. Good boy.