How are courts defining the limits of agency authority in a post-Loper Bright landscape? The Supreme Court may have overturned Chevron deference, but agency authority isn't gone—it's just being redefined. A recent Sixth Circuit ruling sheds light on when courts will still defer to agencies and when they won't. Paul Stewart helps make sense of this evolving deference framework.
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