Sleeping Through Murder, Crazy Sports Fans, and the Administrative State

FindLaw's 5In5
19/01/2024 5 min
Sleeping Through Murder, Crazy Sports Fans, and the Administrative State

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Episode Synopsis

It appears from oral arguments at the Supreme Court on Wednesday, January 17 that the Chevron doctrine may not be long for this world. How will that affect regulatory power in the U.S.? Meanwhile, independent contractors may have an easier path to becoming employees based on new regulatory rules from the Department of Labor. Filling out the episode are stories about the Americans with Disabilities Act, sleepy attorneys, and crazy sports fans. Thanks for listening!

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