In a significant move, the U.S. Supreme Court has ruled that legal challenges to federal regulations can be initiated beyond the usual statute of limitations if the adversely impacted party is not affected until after the six-year window to file suit has expired. This decision potentially widens the window for challenging regulatory actions that may have long-term impacts not immediately evident during the initial period of the regulation’s enactment.
For more detailed information on the ruling and its implications, you can read the original article by Jeff Overley here.