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Lashly & Baer, P.C. represents public and
conduit borrowers in connection with the issuance of
tax-exempt bonds. We have extensive experience in working with
industrial development authorities, land clearance for
redevelopment authorities, planned industrial expansion
authorities, land reutilization authorities, local
development companies, and community development
agencies. Two of our attorneys are nationally recognized
in public finance, with listings in the Bond Buyers
Municipal Marketplace (the "Red Book"), and
one of our attorneys has been selected by his colleagues for
inclusion in The Best Lawyers in America.
We have undertaken a comprehensive
analysis of state and federal innovative financing
mechanisms available for infrastructure development
projects, including the United States Department of
Transportation's state infrastructure bank program,
federal tax credits, state tax credits available to
private entities contributing funds for infrastructure
development, tax increment financing, sales tax rebates,
tax abatement, and other programs to incentivize
infrastructure development.
Also see
Financings & Underwritings.
We regularly address the following
legal issues for our clients:
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Airport
revenue bonds
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Certificates of participation
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Collateral security agreements
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Conduit
or pass-through financing for housing facilities
and industrial development projects
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Energy
savings obligations
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"Exempt
facility" bonds
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Financing for traditional governmental purposes
such as:
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General
obligation financings
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Hospital
bonds
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Housing
bonds
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Industrial development bonds
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Infrastructure development
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Issuer's
counsel
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Lease to
service contracts
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Leasehold revenue bonds
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Lender's
counsel
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Leveraged and synthetic equipment leasing
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Mortgages
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Multi-tiered public and private financing
packages involving public money, private debt,
and equity financing
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Municipal bonds
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Municipal securities
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Pollution control bonds
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Private
and public investment in secured and unsecured
debt
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Private
placement and public offering of tax-exempt
transactions
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Public
and private purpose bond and lease financing
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Public
authority finance
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Public-private partnership
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Real
estate financing
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Refinancing transactions for:
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State
agencies and authorities
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Counties
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Cities
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School
districts
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Special
purpose districts
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Municipal nonprofit corporations and authorities
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Revenue
anticipation obligations
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Special
obligation bonds
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Structured debt financing
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Supplemental credit enhancement in the form of
letters of credit, surety bonds, insurance,
guarantees, certificates of deposit, and
collateralized mortgages or governmental
securities
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Tax-exempt bonds
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Tax-exempt, tax advantaged, and taxable
financings
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Tax
increment finance
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Underwriter's counsel
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User
agreements
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