Alita Giuda and Couch White’s 2024 summer associate, Colin Wind, a 3L at Albany Law School, are featured in the Counsel’s Corner of the New York Materials Matters magazine. In the article, they highlight the recent United States Supreme Court case, Loper Bright Enters., Inc. v. Raimondo, and the Court significantly changing the scope of review for statutory interpretation with respect to federal agency actions and the U.S. Supreme Court.  Read more here about the impacts of this and reversing the Chevron deference that was originally created by the Supreme Court in 1984.

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