Supreme Court review
Chevron deference is dead, APA claims accrue upon injury not final agency action, and agency use of ALJs in enforcement proceedings may require waiver of the right to a jury trial.
Trends September/October 2024
Volume 56, Issue 1
In This Issue
What’s in a name? A [judicial deference] rose by any other name would smell as sweet
The Supreme Court just overruled Chevron-style deference to administrative agency decisions. Still left are other forms of deference, albeit with different names.
ABA House of Delegates reaffirms support for sustainable development in law practice
The ABA House of Delegates reaffirmed ABA’s longstanding support for sustainable development and encourages lawyers to incorporate sustainability into their practice of law.
The second edition of Wetlands Law and Policy is now available!
The federal government plays a key role in protecting wetlands through the Clean Water Act's Section 404 permitting program. This book is a comprehensive guide to this important yet controversial pro…
Section News
32nd Fall Conference in Seattle
Join us for the 32nd Fall Conference in Seattle, where you’ll gain insights from top practitioners, build valuable connections, and be inspired by peers in the environmental, energy, and resources la…
Views from the Chair
Overarching goal for this year is “Collaborating to meaningfully engage SEER members and our community.” Embracing the spirit of collaboration, this is a joint article with the Chair of the CBA’s NEE…
People on the Move
Keep up with your fellow Section of Environment, Energy, and Resources members’ recent moves and noteworthy accomplishments.