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Jon Jurich
A partner at Pacifica Law Group LLP, chair of The Workshop 2026, and a NABL member since 2011.
The Bond Lawyer – Vol. 50 | No. 3
NABL’s Scholarly Journal providing expert commentary and analysis of recent developments in municipal bond law and public finance.
September 2026 Advocacy Digest
Bond yields surge, SEC on MA disclosure roles, and IRS targets private schools. Here’s what happened in September.
Christa Freeman
A NABL member since 2016, Christa is Vice Chair of the NABL Issuer’s and In-House Counsel Committee.
August 2026 Advocacy Digest
The House is back, FY2027 appropriations, surface transportation, Jackson Hole, and more. Here’s what happened in August.
Adrian Armoo
A NABL member since 2024, Adrian is an associate at Bryant Rabbino LLP, where he works on a wide range of public finance transactions for prominent state and local issuers…
Tiffaney Trosclair
A partner at Foley & Judell L.L.P., a representative of the NABL Young Lawyers Network (YLN), and a NABL member since 2019.
Race to August Recess
Reconciliation 3.0? FY2027 appropriations? Surface transportation reauthorization? Here’s what we’re monitoring this summer.
The Bond Lawyer – Vol. 50 | No. 2
NABL’s Scholarly Journal providing expert commentary and analysis of recent developments in municipal bond law and public finance.
Hearing on “The Growing Busines of Sports”
This week, the Ways and Means Committee held a hearing on the tax treatment of the sports industry, including the use of tax-exempt bonds for stadiums.
Regulators Issue Final Joint Rule for FDTA
The Covered Agencies involved in the implementation of the Financial Data Transparency Act (“FDTA”) have finalized their phase one joint standard setting process.