- Securities and Exchange Commission Amends and Updates Rule 15c2-12: K&L Gates
- What Do the SEC’s New Continuing Disclosure Requirements Mean for Governmental Borrowers? – Miller Canfield
- Issuers Not Clear On Upcoming 15c2-12 Amendments
- Fitch Ratings Publishes Updated Criteria for US Variable-Rate Demand Obligations & Commercial Paper.
- GFOA Report: Infrastructure Funding in the New Budget Environment.
- Senators, House Members Request Clarity from Treasury on OZ Issues.
- Novogradac 2019 Opportunity Zones Spring Conference.
- And finally, Liar, Liar, Oh Crap, He’s Not Lying! is brought to us this week by Sikorjak v. City of New York, in which dude’s pants literally caught fire as he was using a cutting torch. One co-worker instructed him to “stop, drop, and roll” in lieu of the fire extinguisher for which they were frantically searching. Thanks, dude, super helpful. The plaintiff testified that he eventually put out the fire by covering his leg with clay. The record is silent at to whether he took advantage of the makeshift kiln to craft one of those lumpen ashtrays we used to fashion in Arts & Crafts at school back in the day to take home to the folks. Before, you know, it became clear that perhaps the local school district shouldn’t be sanctioning smoking.
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