The U.S. Supreme Court delivered setbacks to environmental interests in a series of recent rulings including by further restricting the Environmental Protection Agency's authority and relaxing requirements for environmental impact studies for proposed projects.

A group of climate activists seeking to revive their lawsuit against the EPA referenced a legal opinion by Justice Samuel Alito.

The justices closed out this term with key decisions on environmental reviews, nationwide court orders and EPA permitting authority.

During the first six months of 2025, the New Jersey courts addressed a broad range of issues that are of interest to environmental and real estate attorneys. The following discussion highlights those rulings.

"Americans are recognizing the Supreme Court for what it is: a brazenly political institution," a legal analyst told Newsweek.

The U.S. Supreme Court over the 2024-2025 term ruled on many so-called "culture wars" issues. Here's a look at those and other top cases.

The conservative justices on the Supreme Court handed the Republican Party wins on injunctions, birthright citizenship, LGBTQ books and age verification for porn.

The US Supreme Court’s recent decision curbing federal district courts’ ability to block policy enforcement nationwide threatens to make environmental litigation more tedious and time-intensive for those battling what they see as rapidly increasing climate hazards.