Lawsuits

Cannava argues that emails, witness statements, and other evidence cast doubt on the SEC's claims that he acted recklessly.

Moody's Investors Service downgraded one public electric utility and assigned negative outlooks to three after reviewing potential wildfire liability exposure.

Platte County wants a court to confirm its decision to walk away from an appropriation pledge.

Federal transportation officials authorized another $950 million in private activity bonds for Brightline, also known as Virgin Trains USA.

Preston Hollow's accusations against Nuveen of bully tactics underscore the cutthroat competition for market share.

The Berkeley County School District said its financial advisors and bond counsel were involved a fraud scheme that sent its CFO to prison.

While the board is also seeking high court review, its goals are opposite of those of the union.

The man behind the allegations of widespread VRDO fraud is Bjorn Johan Rosenberg.

The Florida Development Finance Corp. said another meeting will be scheduled to finish taking public comment on financing for the passenger train project.

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.

The tax cap, and a voter ID measure, are unconstitutional because the state legislature is illegally racially gerrymandered, a Wake County judge ruled.

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.

The Florida Development Finance Corp. has been asked to approve a third private activity bond allocation for Brightline/Virgin Trains.

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.

The city says firms conspired to artificially raise rates resulting in unjust enrichment.

Federal attorneys say Florida utility JEA's effort to repudiate its power purchase agreement could undermine the entire Plant Vogtle project.

The ruling represents a second major victory for the anonymous whistleblower who has filed suit in at least four states.

Financial advisor and attorney Calvin Grigsby and Shreveport, Louisiana, settled federal and state lawsuits without disclosing the terms.

Michigan State sold taxable bonds to finance a legal settlement in the Larry Nassar sexual abuse cases.

Formal allegations of fraud by banks in the pricing of variable rate debt obligations appeared in a fourth state.