On July 13, Catholic Law's Professor Marshall Breger spoke to the trustees of the Committee for Economic Development of the Conference Board (CED) on ‘The Supreme Court and Administrative Law’. He discussed his view that we are experiencing a paradigm shift in the Supreme Court’s approach to administrative law and the upcoming cases in the next term. Specifically, he analyzed the elements of what he called “the New Deal Paradigm” and contrasted its elements to the new paradigm he believes is emerging.

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Previous guest presenters in the Trustee Briefing series have included Secretary Janet Yellen; David Sanger, New York Times; Governor Ned Lamont (CT); Senator Joe Manchin (D-WV); former FEC Chairman Trevor Potter; former FDA Commissioner Dr. Mark McClellan; Dr. Paul Offit, FDA Vaccine Education Center; Senator Tina Smith; Congressman Don Beyer, Chair, Joint Economic Committee; Kevin Delaney, New York Times; Jake Schlesinger, Wall Street Journal; former Treasury Secretary Lawrence Summers; Bob Zoellick, former President of the World Bank; Michael Dowling, President and CEO of Northwell Health, and Greg lp, Wall Street Journal, among others.

Breger has taught administrative law, Advanced Administrative Law and Statutory Interpretation at the Columbus School of Law.