Bond counsel

Stratton Law Firm is working on a couple of high-profile municipal bond deals in Tempe and Mesa.

It's not just the "right" thing to do; it's good for business, say the Freda Johnson Award winners, Massachusetts Treasurer Deborah Goldberg and Ballard Spahr's Emilie Ninan. They discuss how diversifying the industry is key to growth and success. Lynne Funk hosts. 

Knotts has almost 15 years of experience in state government and will advise clients in public finance and on economic development matters across Tennessee.

NABL sends detailed letter requesting guidance on interbank offered rates ruling

Robert Radigan has joined Squire Patton Boggs as partner in the Public & Infrastructure Finance Practice in New York.

Luisella "Sella" Perri has wide experience in the public finance arena, with a focus on federal tax laws and regulations related to tax-exempt financings.

Upgrading the agency's technology could make information exchange more secure.

Meredith Hathorn's almost forty years in public finance situate her well to steward the board through the coming fiscal year.

Gorab, president and managing director of New Jersey's Wilentz, Goldman and Spitzer, died in June at age 61.

Friedman is remembered for her devotion to clients, social justice, and family. She spent her career at Borge and Pitt and then Katten Muchin after they merged.

Miller Canfield principals voted to put Jeffrey Aronoff on its leadership board.

Only two firms remained in the same spot at this point last year: Orrick Herrington & Sutcliffe and Norton Rose Fulbright.

Isaac Yilma has joined the firm's public finance practice in Atlanta as a partner, bringing with him expertise in infrastructure, affordable housing and economic development projects.

Steven Washington joined Chapman and Cutler this week as a partner.

Frank DeGuire rejoined Quarles & Brady in Milwaukee this week after working as an in-house corporate attorney.

The Marijuana Opportunity Reinvestment and Expungement bill,if passed, could wipe out some hesitations for issuers hoping to finance their own marijuana facilities.

Arent Fox and Schiff Hardin are poised to expand their public finance operations, creating a firm with more than 600 attorneys and public finance practices in four major U.S. cities.

Alderman Patrick Daley Thompson, the grandson and nephew of Chicago mayors, was found guilty of federal charges of making false statement and tax fraud.

Only one firm remained in the same spot they were at in 2020, while the rest of the rankings saw big shifts from a year prior.

The new office is the firm’s first in the Southeast region.