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Chapman and Cutler LLP frequently serves as counsel to leading national and regional investment banking firms throughout the nation in connection with the underwriting and remarketing of state and local government obligations. We have a solid track record of counseling investment bankers in complex public finance transactions. According to published Thomson Financial reports, Chapman and Cutler served as underwriter’s counsel on $757.2 million of long-term municipal new issues during the first quarter 2006 and on 75 long-term municipal new issues totaling $3.715 billion during 2005. Chapman and Cutler attorneys assist their investment banking clients in structuring and analyzing bond issues; in reviewing bond documents and agreed-upon procedures letters; in drafting official statements, bond purchase agreements, remarketing agreements, continuing disclosure undertakings and agreements among underwriters; in conducting their due diligence reviews; and in qualifying bonds for sale under state securities laws. Chapman and Cutler has the experience to counsel investment banking clients on all facets of their evolving obligations under regulations of both the Securities and Exchange Commission and the Municipal Securities Rulemaking Board. |