Office: Wichita
J.T. Klaus advises Kansas local government entities in the issuance of municipal bonds related to infrastructure improvement and economic development, including general obligation bonds and temporary notes, municipal revenue bonds, “hybrid” and “conduit” type financings such as tax increment bonds, lease financings (certificates of participation), and industrial revenue bonds. He regularly advises local government on the tax incentives and financing tools available to communities seeking to strengthen local industries and support economic development.
Andrew Kovar serves as bond counsel to governmental and nonprofit organizations navigating municipal bond finance and economic development transactions, including general obligation bonds, revenue bonds, temporary financing, lease financing, and other financing mechanisms to efficiently advance infrastructure, utilities, health care, education, or other governmental and commercial imperatives. Andrew routinely assists and advises clients with respect to public-private partnerships such as tax increment finance (TIF), community improvement districts (CID), STAR bonds, reinvestment housing incentive districts (RHID), and industrial revenue bonds (IRB).
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