- GASB Proposes Guidance On Internal Revenue Code Section 457 Deferred Compensation Plans.
- SEC Approves Amendments Aimed At New Issue Transparency.
- BDA Submits Response to SEC Regarding Recent PFM Request for Interpretative Relief.
- BDA Submits Letter in Support of Recent FIMSAC Proposal.
- Governmental Accounting Standards Board Proposes Updated P3 Guidelines: Ballard Spahr
- Supreme Court Removes Obstacle For Plaintiffs Asserting Takings Claim In Federal Court: Day Pitney
- Knick v. Township of Scott, Pennsylvania – Supreme Court of the United States holds that a property owner has an actionable Fifth Amendment takings claim when the government takes his property without paying for it, and therefore may bring his claim in federal court under § 1983 at that time.
- And finally, Post-Apocalypse Dystopian City of Brunswick, Department of Public Works is brought to us this week by City of Brunswick v. Smith, in which the court ruled that there was, “no evidence to demonstrate that the pothole was created, concealed, or maintained willfully or wantonly.” Quoi? Say again. Our day was brightened immeasurably via imagining scenarios in which a pothole could/would be willfully and wantonly created, concealed, and maintained. Enjoy!
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