Reversing the Ninth Circuit, Justice Kagan explained that where the harm alleged by the corporation was the fact it was being subjected to an allegedly unconstitutional administrative proceeding, precluding district court jurisdiction and thus forcing corporations to wait for final agency action before bringing their constitutional claims in federal court could foreclose meaningful judicial review altogether. [read post]

  The Court’s ruling resolved a longstanding division of authority, in which most courts had adopted an arbitration-specific prejudice requirement. [read post]