SEC Expands Reporting Obligations of Tax-Exempt Bond Issuers and 501(c)(3)s and Other Tax-Exempt Bond Borrowers

The Securities and Exchange Commission ("SEC") announced on August 20, 2018, the adoption of amendments to Rule 15c2-12 of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934 (the "Rule") relating to debt and other financial obligations undertaken in a direct placement.  Compliance with the changes will be required 180 days after publication of the amendments in the Federal Register.  Read More »

Will N.Y. Law Banning Non-Disclosure Agreements Eliminate Their Use? UPDATED

Governor Cuomo recently signed into law new legislation that will reform New York's sexual harassment laws.  Significantly, the reforms will: Prohibit mandatory arbitration for sexual harassment complaints (except in the case of collective bargaining agreements);Require every employer to adopt sexual harassment policies that meet minimum standards;Require every employer to utilize a sexual harassment prevention training Read More »

Kevin M. Sayles Joins Bousquet Holstein

Kevin Sayles joins Bousquet Holstein as an Associate Attorney and focuses his practice on Business Transactions and Brownfield Tax Incentives. He is a native of the Central New York area having grown up in Sherrill, New York. Kevin earned his bachelor’s degree from Colgate University where he double majored in Mathematics and Economics. As part Read More »

Bousquet Holstein Establishes Public Finance Practice Group

Bousquet Holstein PLLC today announced the establishment of its Public Finance Practice Group with the arrival of Susan R. Katzoff and Jean S. Everett, as members, and paralegal Lori L. McRobbie.  Our Public Finance team focuses on representing purchasers and governmental issuers of tax-exempt bonds and general obligation bonds in New York State and advising industrial development agencies and local development Read More »