- SEC Grants Temporary Conditional Exemption for MAs.
- GASB to Hold July 28 Virtual Public Hearing on Proposal to Enhance Concepts for Notes to Financial Statements.
- NABL: The Bond Lawyer – Spring 2020
- GASB Requires Public Entities to Make Room in the Debt Column for Availability Payment-Based P3 Projects: Ballard Spahr
- Century Housing Announces Unique Bond Deal. and Fitch Ratings Rates Century Housing Corp., CA $100MM Rev Bonds ‘AA’; Stable Outlook.
- SIFMA Webinar: LIBOR – Preparing for Alternative Reference Rates
- And finally, Practice Tip Of The Day is brought to us this week by Craft v. State ex rel. Wyoming Department of Health, in which we were brought to a screeching halt by the following, “Deceased patient’s adoptive brother, who was also patient’s biological father…” Say what now? In the event that you wish to adopt your grandchild but worry that doing so will sever the parental rights of your child/grandchild’s parent, thus disqualifying biological parent from any future wrongful death beneficiary rights, may we suggest that you do so in Wyoming? That way, when the adopted grandchild is inevitably convicted of a crime and dies while in treatment at a state psychiatric facility, you won’t leave his biological parent/adoptive brother without recourse. Glad we got that sorted out.