- NFMA White Paper on Guidance & Insights Regarding Emergency Event Disclosure Affecting State & Local Governments: COVID-19 Focus
- National Public Finance Guarantee Corporation, et al. v. UBS Financial Services Inc., et al: SIFMA Amicus Brief
- SIFMA US Municipal Bonds Statistics.
- Eminent domain case from the US Supremes here.
- Supreme Court of Ohio case on the taxability of airport owned and operated by state university here.
- And finally, Keeping It Classy, Phil is brought to us this week by Beasley v. Georgia Department of Corrections, in which Phil Beasley ran into a bit of bother and subsequently sued the Georgia Dept. of Corrections for “creating a public nuisance.” Mr. Beasley pointed out in his complaint that – although physically unharmed by the nuisance – he continued to suffer symptoms such as “sadness” following the event. Ya’ see, Phil had come to a stop behind a prison transfer bus when these two charmers burst out the bus and jacked Phil’s ride. What followed was three days of manhunts, car chases, gun battles, and home invasions. Not to mention the two corrections officers who died on the bus. That’s some nuisance. But let’s be sure to keep the focus where it belongs: Phil’s Very Bad Day of Sadness and Nuisance.