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Preston Hollow's accusations against Nuveen of bully tactics underscore the cutthroat competition for market share.
March 15
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The Berkeley County School District said its financial advisors and bond counsel were involved a fraud scheme that sent its CFO to prison.
March 8
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While the board is also seeking high court review, its goals are opposite of those of the union.
March 8
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The man behind the allegations of widespread VRDO fraud is Bjorn Johan Rosenberg.
March 8
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The ruling ends the ratepayers’ appeal, although they intend to pursue adversary cases filed in the original Chapter 9 case, attorney Calvin Grigsby said.
March 7
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The Florida Development Finance Corp. said another meeting will be scheduled to finish taking public comment on financing for the passenger train project.
March 7
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The firm sought to coerce banks that underwrite high-yield state and local government debt deals from doing business with Preston Hollow Capital, the Dallas-based lender alleged in a lawsuit.
March 6 -
The California Supreme Court left the so-called California Rule on pensions untouched in a ruling favoring the state's right to eliminate an "air time" benefit.
March 4
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The tax cap, and a voter ID measure, are unconstitutional because the state legislature is illegally racially gerrymandered, a Wake County judge ruled.
February 25
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The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission said it had no authority over JEA’s agreement with the Municipal Electric Authority of Georgia to buy nuclear power.
February 22
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The Florida Development Finance Corp. has been asked to approve a third private activity bond allocation for Brightline/Virgin Trains.
February 21
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A large municipality with strong legal representation will draw attention, even from those skeptical of whistleblower suits alleging bank fraud in the variable-rate demand obligation market.
February 21
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The city says firms conspired to artificially raise rates resulting in unjust enrichment.
February 21
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Federal attorneys say Florida utility JEA's effort to repudiate its power purchase agreement could undermine the entire Plant Vogtle project.
February 20
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The ruling represents a second major victory for the anonymous whistleblower who has filed suit in at least four states.
February 19
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Financial advisor and attorney Calvin Grigsby and Shreveport, Louisiana, settled federal and state lawsuits without disclosing the terms.
February 15
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Michigan State sold taxable bonds to finance a legal settlement in the Larry Nassar sexual abuse cases.
February 12
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The U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia ordered a district judge to review four documents totaling 16 pages in an IRS Office of Professional Responsibility case file for possible release under the federal Freedom of Information Act.
February 7
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Formal allegations of fraud by banks in the pricing of variable rate debt obligations appeared in a fourth state.
February 7
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Indian River County will file an appeal as it continues fighting against private activity bond financing for the passenger rail project.
February 6
