Bankruptcy

Laura Taylor Swain ruled that holding a lien isn't enough at this time to require ordering bond payments be made.

Legal experts and county officials believe the online retail giant wasn’t swayed by the Alabama county’s Chapter 9 case or its ongoing appeal.

Bankruptcy attorneys who work with local governments on project financing are paying attention.

The nonprofit rail company responsible for one of the largest defaults may sell bonds for an extension.

Georgia regulators said the private and public power owners can move forward with the Plant Vogtle project.

Decisions by Georgia and South Carolina regulators and lawmakers will affect the public owners of two nuclear projects.

Georgia's Public Service Commission begins new hearings on the nuclear reactor project Monday.

The bankruptcy court rejected arguments that a suburban Chicago project doesn't qualify for Chapter 11.

Chicago's new borrowing entity brings $575 million of sales tax securitization bonds to market this week.

A bankruptcy court judge is weighing whether the municipal government-sponsored project qualifies for Chapter 11.

The Georgia Public Service Commission will determine if the twin reactor project at Plant Vogtle will go forward.

The Tulare Local Health Care District defaulted on its revenue bonds and closed its hospital.

S&P raised the city's rating on notch to CCC-plus and assigns a stable outlook.

It is unclear whether bond investors will be included as creditors in the California hospital district's bankruptcy.

The high court case could have undermined the sales tax refunding warrants that priced in July.

The Tulare Local Healthcare District has both general obligation and revenue bonds outstanding.

Robert Lamb of Lamont Financial Services is a veteran of municipal turnaround efforts in Connecticut.

The Department of Energy approved $3.7 billion in loan guarantees for the Plant Vogtle project.

The rating agency says Assured Guaranty and Build America Mutual are open to a traditional bond refinancing, not a bond restructuring or a haircut.

Hartford, Conn.’s debt rating was dropped to CC by S&P Global Ratings Tuesday, which called a default, distressed exchange, or redemption a “virtual certainty.”