- FINRA’s 2022 Report on Exam and Risk Monitoring Program Adds Five Topic Areas: Cadwalader
- FINRA Report Finds Short Position Controls Lacking.
- How Communities are Investing American Rescue Plan Funds With the Local Government ARPA Investment Tracker.
- A Gun Law That Shut Wall Street From Texas Muni Market Is Now Spreading.
- The Cities Turning To Crypto For Grassroots Fundraising.
- How to Value Tax-Exempt Liabilities.
- Rochester MSA Building Company v. UMB Bank, N.A. – In early stages of disputed default brought by indenture trustee against charter school owner/operator, District Court holds that the balance of equitable factors were insufficient to establish trustee’s entitlement to a receiver.
- And finally, The Hungry, Hungry Caterpillar is brought to us this week by Lapsley v. Township of Sparta, in which a librarian was walking across the parking lot to her car when she checked out in the most mystifying way imaginable. Per the Supreme Court of New Jersey, Diane walked “approximately eighteen and a half feet into the parking lot” (What the hell is ‘approximate’ about 18.5 feet?) when she was struck by a vehicle. The vehicle? A SNOWPLOW. AN HONEST-TO-GOD FREAKIN’ SNOWPLOW. Have you seen a snowplow? Do you understand how they work? Pretty tough to miss. Pretty much the USS Nimitz sneaking up on a canoe. Jeez.