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Hunton & Williams LLP has hired David Horner as a partner to work in the firm's infrastructure public-private partnerships practice.
February 23 -
Georgia's recently enacted supplemental state budget dedicates $750 million to transportation projects.
February 22 -
The Securities and Exchange Commission told Miami, Miami-Dade County, and the Marlins that no enforcement action will be recommended after a four-year-long inquiry into the financing of the team's $615.7 million stadium.
February 22 -
Challenges remain despite initial favorable reaction to a proposal to establish guidance for municipal securities dealers calculating prevailing market price and compensation in principal transactions.
February 19 -
The House will hold two simultaneous hearings about Puerto Rico on Feb. 25 before legislators are expected to begin a drafting process for a legislative solution for the commonwealth.
February 19 -
A Financial Industry Regulatory Authority arbitration panel in San Juan ordered UBS AG to pay an investor about $1.45 million in compensation for losses suffered by investments in its Puerto Rico closed-end bond funds.
February 19 -
The inadequate national investment in transportation infrastructure means it will take at least 21 years to replace or upgrade the 58,500 structurally deficient road bridges in the U.S., according to the latest bridge inventory from the Federal Highway Administration.
February 18 -
With time fleeting, Congress and the Administration should proceed under the authority granted them under the Territorial and Bankruptcy clauses of the U.S. Constitution.
February 18 -
Proposal by Democratic leaders in the Maryland General Assembly would restrict governor's authority to allocate transportation project funding.
February 17 -
Comprehensive or targeted reform of the federal tax code could significantly impact the revenues of most states, The Pew Charitable Trusts found in a report released Wednesday.
February 17