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The SEC May Require Companies to Disclose Climate-Related Risks and Information

By: Jessica C. Mederson Mathias Rekowski

As governments across the globe and at every level—from local to national—work to find productive means of addressing the increasing threats posed by climate change, a new government agency entered the fray last spring: the SEC. In March, the SEC proposed that companies begin providing climate-related information disclosures. The potential implementation of the rule, however, […]

Oct 31, 2022 in Blogs
Filed Under: Government Law Municipal Law

Unique COVID-19 Recovery Needs Addressed through Local Government Aid

By: Laura E. Callan

Last week Governor Evers announced a $200 million program for local leaders entitled “Routes to Recovery: Local Government Aid Grants.” The program intends to address Wisconsin communities’ urgent and unique situations surrounding COVID-19 recovery. Funded by federal CARES Act dollars, these grants are in addition to the $1 billion in state-wide COVID-19 related aid that […]

Jun 02, 2020 in Blogs
Filed Under: Appellate Law Government Law Municipal Law

Court Reiterates that Not All Government Actions that Diminish Property Value Are Compensable

By: Rick A. Manthe Larry Konopacki Jeffrey A. Mandell

State and local governments have a variety of powers. They can take private property for public use, but they have to fairly compensate the property owner. They can also use their police power—a broad array of authority to protect public health and safety—to regulate the use of property. The Wisconsin Court of Appeals’ recent decision […]

May 18, 2020 in Blogs
Filed Under: Government Law Municipal Law

The CARES Act’s $500 Billion Municipal Liquidity Facility: What’s in It for Wisconsin Municipalities?

By: Laura E. Callan

Section 4003(a) in Title IV of the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act (the “CARES Act”) provides the much discussed $500 billion “bailout” that will be used under Section 4003(b) to finance (1) finance airlines, (2) cargo air carriers, (3) “national security” businesses, and, (4) Federal Reserve programs to lend to, or otherwise support […]

Apr 16, 2020 in Blogs
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The Coronavirus Relief Fund: Show Wisconsin Municipalities the Money

By: Laura E. Callan

Direct Grants to States for Coronavirus Expenses Title V of the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act (the “CARES Act” or the “Act”), Section 5001, provides for the distribution of $139 billion to the States, excluding the District of Columbia, from the Coronavirus Relief Fund (a new Title VI to the Social Security Act). […]

Apr 16, 2020 in Blogs
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