Longmaid and Emily Kennedy of Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom LLP discuss a key case before the U.S. Supreme Court that ...

Efforts to overturn existing government regulations must pass the 'arbitrary and capricious' test. Trump failed it, big-time, ...

We find ourselves in the midst of a raucous debate among sanctions practitioners about the impact of the Fifth Circuit’s ...

Are district courts bound by both interpretive and final rules issued by the Federal Communications Commission? The U.S.

United Natural Food Inc. argued that a federal appeals court should dump an NLRB decision permitting the agency’s top lawyer ...

"If transferred to a men’s facility, Ms. Moe faces a very high risk of physical violence and sexual assault." The post ‘No ...

The growing leviathan of government red tape constraints American individuals and businesses drains taxpayer purses, stifles ...

Jake Stuebner (Columbia Law School) has posted Consular Non-reviewability After Department of State v. Muñoz: Requiring Factual and Timely Explanations for Visa Denials (124 Colum. L. Rev. 2413 (2024) ...

Chevron deference doesn’t mean the Conoco station fuel isn’t as good.

v. Raimondo (The Department of Commerce), which overturned four decades of judicial deference to federal agency ...

v. Raimondo (The Department of Commerce), which overturned four decades of judicial deference to federal agency interpretation of legislation. Under the so-called Chevron framework, federal ...

Republicans used to criticize courts for “legislating from the bench,” and Chief Justice John Roberts claimed at his confirmation hearing that courts should just call balls and strikes.