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Check out The Bond Lawyer for editions of NABL’s scholarly journal published each quarter.
Unpacking the New Model Bond Opinion Report
After more than 20 years, we will release an updated version of our signature resource, the Model Bond Opinion Report, this September.
Five Must Read NABL Resources
Since 1979, the National Association of Bond Lawyers (NABL) has been providing public finance legal professionals with relevant resources to help advance our industry and promote the integrity of the…
Judicial Watch 2024: Admin Power and Establishment Clause Cases
A pair of recent SCOTUS rulings could reshape agency rulemaking and enforcement powers, and a case out of Oklahoma could be the next front in establishment clause questions.
Seven NABL Webinars You Need to Watch
These webinars are designed to fit into your busy schedule, allowing you to access a wealth of knowledge and expertise at your convenience.
The Bond Lawyer – Vol. 48 | No. 2
NABL’s Scholarly Journal providing expert commentary and analysis of recent developments in municipal bond law and public finance.
The Bond Lawyer – Vol. 48 | No. 1
NABL’s Scholarly Journal providing expert commentary and analysis of recent developments in municipal bond law and public finance.
1st Circuit Reverses District Court Opinion in PREPA Revenue Bond Case
Long-awaited opinion in Puerto Rico bankruptcy case may help settle uncertainties in the municipal market.
DEA Rescheduling of Marijuana
Regulators have proposed moving marijuana from a Schedule I to Schedule III drug. What do we know and what do we not know?
LIFT Act Reintroduced in 118th Congress
The three-prong bill would restore tax-exempt advance refunding bonds, modernize the small borrower’s exemption, and implement a new direct pay bond program.
