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The U.S. Supreme Court is expected to hear oral arguments this fall in California v. Texas.
May 7 -
The case that has the potential to upend legal precedent about how public pensions are treated in California.
May 5 -
The amended complaint lays out the evidence from recorded calls presented during the former proceedings, naming some Nuveen officials that were referenced as unnamed individuals, broker-dealers and banks.
May 4 -
The court filings could directly impact about $6 billion of bonds and $15 billion more indirectly.
May 1 -
The California Supreme Court will hold online oral arguments Tuesday in a public pension case that could challenge the so-called "California Rule."
May 1 -
California's response to COVID-19 became a factor in Verity Health System's Chapter 11 proceedings.
April 30 -
To win a summary judgment, a party to a lawsuit must show that there is no factual dispute at issue and that the facts of the case can only support a finding in that party’s favor.
April 29 -
The Center on Budget and Policy Priorities said bankruptcy "could significantly raise states' cost of issuing bonds to pay for major transportation projects and other investments that boost the economy."
April 24 -
Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell said Wednesday he favors allowing states struggling with high public employee pension costs amid the burdens of the pandemic response to declare bankruptcy rather than giving them a federal bailout.
April 22 -
Florida’s attorneys cite flaws and errors in a special master’s report to support overturning its conclusions.
April 20