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Unraveling the Chevron Doctrine: Explore the crucial implications for businesses as the U.S. Supreme Court contemplates the fate of the Chevron Doctrine, a cornerstone of administrative law granting significant deference to government agencies in interpreting federal regulations. With recent oral arguments challenging Chevron's long-standing precedent, the Supreme Court faces the decision of whether to maintain, limit, or overturn this doctrine, potentially reshaping the legal landscape for businesses and regulatory practices. Read more on the blog to stay informed https://bit.ly/48HQdFT

Here is an excellent discussion of the regulatory impact on many industries and sectors of the law following the Supreme Court's decision to do away with the Chevron doctrine: https://lnkd.in/gpijCvUh

The law can be complex, but it helps guide us through many of the conflicts and projects we work on with our clients. All of our work is based on real and relevant research that give us powerful insights. Find out more: https://lnkd.in/dzr_SZS8

On June 28, 2024, the Supreme Court issued a decision overturning doctrine established in a prior decision. Ellen Simmons Moskal explains the ramifications in our latest news update: "Loper Bright: What is Not Impacted by the Supreme Court’s Recent Ruling Overturning the Chevron Doctrine." #californiaenvironmentallawyers #californialawyers #californiawaterlawyers #californiawaterlawattorneys #coloradowaterlawattorneys #coloradoenvironmentallawyers #loperbright

It's no secret that many legal scholars and practitioners believe that the Supreme Court is primed to terminate or seriously dilute the Chevron doctrine of agency deference this term. This coming decision, combined with a previous SCOTUS ruling significantly narrowing the dormant commerce clause, will potentially work in tandem to create a disparate patchwork of laws on the state level. My latest analysis discusses the possible effects of states filling in the gaps in the absence of federal agency authority, which could result in economic protectionist measures and a balkanization of commerce among the states.

This decision is gigantic for the business community and glad to see it getting some attention on LinkedIn! A must attend webinar by all who work in #RearchandDevelopment, #Operations, #Legal, #Finance, #HumanResources, #sales, #marketing #logistics …I think you get my drift!

Due to popular demand, we are sharing our recent webinar recording 🎉 In this session, DCI experts covered the fundamentals of affirmative action planning, legal requirements, practical strategies for effective implementation, and how federal contractors can set themselves up for success: https://hubs.li/Q02yjvl00 Zach Olsen Kayin B.

Very timely and interesting blog post today from CHHS Extern Dallin Richardson on the intersection of artificial intelligence and the so-called Chevron doctrine in administrative law. https://lnkd.in/e68Y_3Z7

In the latest blog, Jenny Dickson, Partner, and Ewan McGillivray, Legal Director, explore the third edition of the Scottish Government's "Right First Time: A practical guide to public authorities in Scotland to decision-making and the law" which was published in September 2023. Find out more: https://bit.ly/48q5ESU

The Supreme Court's landmark Loper Bright ruling overturns the Chevron doctrine, reshaping administrative law and reducing agency authority. In-house lawyers must adapt to this new legal landscape. Read our blog to understand the implications and next steps: https://ow.ly/uc1W50SL6RB