- Munis Set for ‘Golden Decade’ of Credit With Infrastructure Aid.
- Implementing the Recommendations of the Task Force on Climate-Related Financial Disclosures (2021)
- Expansion of Qualified Private Activity Bond Categories Under the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act : Ballard Spahr
- Federal Infrastructure Bill Set to Supercharge P3 Spending: Saul Ewing
- Fitch: Rising Insurance Costs Add to US Public Finance Cyber Pressures
- And finally, All In All, Not Such A Bad Day is brought to us this week by Fite v. Mudd, in which Austin Fite skateboarded into a city crosswalk – high as the proverbial kite (by his own admission) and without looking for oncoming traffic (also by his own admission) – and was, quite predictably, hit by a truck. For his troubles (as he was not particularly injured), Mr. Fite was awarded 6.5 million. Dollars. 6.5 million dollars. Something about a faulty intersection or something, dude. While we’ve known for years that no good deed goes unpunished, we had not previously considered the converse. Fair play to the stoners.