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Developing innovative pricing structures and alternative fee agreement models that deliver additional value for our clients.
Advancing professional knowledge and offering credits for attorneys, staff and other professionals.
Helping clients respond correctly when a crisis occurs.
Providing our clients with legal, strategic, and practical advice to make transformational changes in their organizations.
Leveraging law and technology to deliver sound solutions.
Delivering seamless service through partnerships across the globe.
Leveraging leading-edge technology to guide change and create seamless, collaborative experiences for clients and attorneys.
Industry-leading conferences focused on affordable housing, tax credits, and more.
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Offering a range of investment management and fiduciary services.
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Brandon Caywood is admitted to practice only in Arizona, and is supervised by a member of the firm who is a member of the Illinois Bar.
In my practice, I provide guidance and technical structuring advice related to federal tax matters for a variety of finance transactions in the public finance area. I represent issuers, borrowers, underwriters, and lenders in connection with tax-exempt financings and similar transactions. My focus in these matters is to ensure that during the process of such financings, the tax-advantaged nature of the bonds is preserved. In addition, I assist issuers and borrowers with “post-issuance” compliance, providing guidance necessary to preserve the tax-advantaged status of their debt after issuance.
I have represented counties, cities, towns, community colleges, school districts, fire districts, a variety of special tax districts, and governmental agencies throughout Arizona as bond counsel. My experience as bond counsel includes representing clients in transactions involving general obligation bonds, lease-purchase financing, conduit financing, revenue obligations, refunding bonds, specials assessment bonds, and industrial development bonds. In addition, I have experience providing representation in municipal finance transactions as underwriter’s counsel, bond counsel, issuer’s counsel, disclosure counsel, bank counsel, and borrower’s counsel, and have also served as election counsel in bond, lease, override, and alternative expenditure limitation elections.
My prior experience as bond counsel provides a unique perspective when evaluating federal tax matters. I’m sensitive to the challenges that can arise during the process of closing a transaction and leverage my experience to help clients navigate those challenges successfully.
Federal tax rules changes, rising interest rates, a global pandemic, among other things, changed the way some issuers approach debt financing. I will be monitoring the tax issues that arise from creative financing issuers may pursue to address these changes.
The following article covers the NP arrivals of Project Finance & Public Finance partner Brian Organ of San Francisco and associate Brandon Caywood of Chicago. Brian is quoted in the coverage, discussing what attracted him to NP, his background, and the depth of NP’s Section 103 attorneys. New York City partner and PBFN practice group leader Virginia Wong and San Francisco Office Managing Partner Rob Weikert are also quoted from NP’s press release.
The following article covers the NP arrivals of Project Finance & Public Finance partner Brian Organ of San Francisco and associate Brandon Caywood of Chicago. Brian is quoted in the coverage, discussing what attracted him to NP, his background, and the depth of NP’s Section 103 attorneys. New York City partner and PBFN practice group leader Virginia Wong and San Francisco Office Managing Partner Rob Weikert are also quoted from NP’s press release.
The following article covers the NP arrivals of Project Finance & Public Finance partner Brian Organ of San Francisco and associate Brandon Caywood of Chicago. Brian is quoted in the coverage, discussing what attracted him to NP, his background, and the depth of NP’s Section 103 attorneys. New York City partner and PBFN practice group leader Virginia Wong and San Francisco Office Managing Partner Rob Weikert are also quoted from NP’s press release.
The following article covers the NP arrivals of Project Finance & Public Finance partner Brian Organ of San Francisco and associate Brandon Caywood of Chicago. Brian is quoted in the coverage, discussing what attracted him to NP, his background, and the depth of NP’s Section 103 attorneys. New York City partner and PBFN practice group leader Virginia Wong and San Francisco Office Managing Partner Rob Weikert are also quoted from NP’s press release.
This article mentions NP for serving as bond disclosure counsel in the West Contra Costa School District’s recent sale of $352 million of general obligation bonds. The NP team includes Project Finance & Public Finance partners Graham Beck of San Francisco, Rudy Salo of Los Angeles, and Joel Swearingen of Washington, DC; senior counsel Travis Gibbs of San Francisco; counsel Dia Walrath of San Francisco; associates Brandon Caywood of Chicago and Janelle Walker of San Francisco; and senior paralegal Stuart Clapp of Los Angeles.
Arizona
University of Florida Fredric G Levin College of Law, LL.M., CALI Award—Tax Exempt Organizations
Arizona State University Sandra Day O'Connor College of Law, J.D.
Brigham Young University - Idaho, B.S.
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