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Jerry V. Kyle, Jr., Partner

Phone: 512.320.9271
Email: jkyle@andrewskurth.com
Website: www.andrewskurth.com
Professional Biography:
Jerry practices in the public law area. With a focus in public finance, he serves as bond counsel or underwriters' counsel in tax-exempt bond transactions. Jerry has been active in traditional bond financings for governmental entities such as school districts, cities, counties and special-purpose districts, advising them on general obligation, ad valorem tax-secured financings and special or limited obligation financings, such as utility system revenue-secured financings, conduit financings, financings for state agencies and financings for entities authorized to act on behalf of the State of Texas and its political subdivisions, including tax and revenue anticipation and general obligation and special-purpose facility revenue financings.
Organization: Andrews Kurth LLP

Articles in the National Law Review database by Jerry V. Kyle, Jr.:

Noncompliance with Continuing Disclosure Undertakings Creates Vacuum Where Other Public Statements by City Officials Held to 10b-5 Standard (Posted On Thu, 2013-05-09 05:03)
Legislative Alert: TWIA Finance Opportunities Under Texas Senate Bill 3 (Posted On Tue, 2011-07-05 10:55)
Municipal Bond Offerings: Proposed SEC Rule Impacts Appointed Board Members (Posted On Mon, 2011-01-10 08:42)
Municipal Bond Offerings: SEC Charges State of New Jersey for Fraudulent Municipal Bond Offerings (Posted On Mon, 2010-08-30 10:01)

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