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Why AASBO withdrew from the capital funding lawsuit

Guest Opinion//January 18, 2018//[read_meter]

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Why AASBO withdrew from the capital funding lawsuit

Why AASBO withdrew from the capital funding lawsuit

Guest Opinion//January 18, 2018//[read_meter]

Given the seriousness with which the AASBO Board of Directors took our recent action to withdraw as a plaintiff in the capital funding lawsuit, we felt it was important to...

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