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Neighboring States Have Either Passed or Proposed Climate Superfund Laws - Is Pennsylvania Next?

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By Charles J. Dennen, Grace F. Baccare, Marc Rollo
| archerlaw.com
Following Vermont and New York’s enactment of a Climate Change Superfund Act, New Jersey, Maryland, Massachusetts and California are proposing their own superfund laws, which Marc Rollo, Charlie Dennen and Grace Baccare discuss in the Legal Intelligencer article, “Neighboring States Have Either Passed or Proposed Climate Superfund Laws— Is Pennsylvania Next?”.
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Impact of the 'Loper Bright' Decision on New Jersey State Deference Original

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By Marc Rollo, Charles J. Dennen, Thomas Tyrrell
| New Jersey Law Journal Verified
On Friday June 28, 2024, the U.S. Supreme Court issued its highly anticipated and consequential decision in Loper Bright Enterprises v. Raimondo, eliminating the decades-old Chevron deference standard, and therefore, severely limiting the ability of federal administrative agencies in the development, implementation and enforcement of their regulatory authorities.
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SCOTUS Overrules Decades-Old Chevron Deference

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By Thomas Tyrrell, Charles J. Dennen, Marc Rollo
| archerlaw.com
06.26.2024 Client Advisories Healthcare facilities are urged to remember to perform regular checks of both state and federal lists of excluded individuals and entities – i.e. persons or organizations who are prohibited from participating in federal and state health care programs – to ensure that their employees, independent contractors and vendors are not on such lists.
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