Supreme Court Case Hints At Change In Federal Agency Regulation Decisions
WASHINGTON — Conservative judges on the Supreme Court suggested this week during arguments in a multibillion-dollar lawsuit over Medicare drug reimbursement that now might be the time to overturn a decades-old guiding principle of administrative law. The issue in American Hospital Association v. Becerra is a technical question over a Department of Health and Human Services…
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