In a brief but consequential disposition, the Supreme Court reversed the judgment below and remanded the case for further proceedings. Even without a full merits opinion reproduced here, that procedural outcome alone is significant for litigators: a reversal and remand from the Court typically signals that the lower court applied the wrong legal framework, failed to account for controlling precedent, or resolved an issue prematurely.

At a high level, the Court’s action means the prior judgment cannot stand.

On June 11, 2026, the Supreme Court entered a judgment reversing and remanding in No. 24-345. At least from the docket entry presently available, the key takeaway is procedural rather than substantive: the Court concluded that the judgment below could not stand and sent the matter back for further proceedings consistent with its decision.

Because the public-facing case description here is limited to the judgment disposition, practitioners should be cautious about overreading the result until the full opinion is reviewed.