How the Loper Decision Will Change the Administrative State

Brownstein Podcast Series
18/12/2024 57 min
How the Loper Decision Will Change the Administrative State

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The recent U.S. Supreme Court ruling overturning Chevron deference has significant implications for many industries. The change in an agency's authority to interpret ambiguous statutes might affect many businesses, especially those in highly regulated sectors. In this episode, members of Brownstein’s legal and policy teams explore the possible consequences of this decision and discuss potential remedies for clients who believe they have been adversely affected by regulatory overreach.

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