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Fallout from the Elimination of the Chevron Doctrine Begins By Jeffrey A. Mollet Agricultural Law, October 2024 Until recently the “Chevron Doctrine” gave the agency adopting such regulations certain deference as to the interpretation of the statutory requirements, i.e., provided the statute does not speak to the issue, judicial deference was generally appropriate so long as the agency’s interpretation is not unreasonable.
Is the reference in a financing statement to a security agreement sufficient? By Jeffrey A. Mollet Agricultural Law, June 2019 A summary of I80 Equipment, LLC v. First Midwest Bank, in which the court determined whether a UCC-1 financing statement perfects a party’s security interest when that financing statement references a separate security agreement.
Illinois Appellate Court finds Illinois’ Equine Activity Liability Act not applicable to personal injury sustained during recreational riding Agricultural Law, November 1999 There are 43 states which have some form of Equine Activity legislation, and a number of additional states are currently considering Equine Activity legislation.

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