NFMA Advanced Webinar Series
NABL Tax Sessions at The Institute: Virtual 2021
NABL Releases an Update to the Crafting Disclosure Polices Paper.Libor Doesn’t Have to Mean Libor.
Study Examines How Clean Air Act Affects Municipal Bond Market.
And finally, WHEEEEEE!!!! is brought to us this week by Menges v. Department of Transportation, in which the court sets the scene with the positively Hemingwayesque, “It was daylight, the weather was clear, the pavement was dry, and conditions were normal.” That is, until a semi-truck “took the Avenida Pico exit at 55-60 miles per hour,” “continued down the quarter-mile long off-ramp,” “swerved to the left, straddled a curb, and then sideswiped a vehicle stopped at the bottom of the off-ramp waiting to turn,” “then crashed through a light standard, traveled into the intersection, and broadsided a car.” Fortunately the driver was a graduate of the BCB School of Implausible Deniability and “denied any recollection of the accident or the moments leading up to it.” We’ve never been more proud.

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