Supreme Court Precedent and Allergan Authoritative Guidance Requirement

US Department of Health and Human Services HHS began an examination of guidance practices, and use of guidance, following the Supreme Court’s’ June 2019 decision in Azar v. Allina Health Services, et al. Court held that agency guidance that represents change in substantive legal standard

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