Served as bond counsel to a city government which utilized municipal bond financing to fully fund its accumulated pension debt, thereby reducing the city's current and future pension liabilities and putting its pension plan on a level financial footing. The bond issue was of particular importance to the city as the community had encountered large job and industrial plant losses during the previous fifteen years.

Served as bond counsel to a municipal government and to a bond underwriter in separate bond transactions making use of novel features of Pennsylvania law to permit funding of highway and interchange improvements in the two area municipalities. Financings served to attract new commercial growth to both communities during a time of limited governmental resources.

Assisted regional municipality in tax-exempt bond financing, enabling the municipality to purchase its electric power distribution system, which provided the municipality an early advantage in electric utility deregulation. Financing enabled the municipality to purchase electricity as a bulk purchaser in the electric power market and stabilized the municipal budget by generating utility revenues for the municipality.