Are Businesses Really Better Off Post- Chevron ? 5 Issues for Corporate Counsel to Track + Your Action Plan
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We’re already seeing the impact of the Supreme Court’s landmark ruling last year overturning the decades-old Chevron doctrine. But while the Loper Bright decision offers a powerful new tool for corporate counsel looking to fight back against regulatory agencies, there may be hidden dangers lurking beneath this apparent victory. The ruling will no doubt have a broad impact on business operations – and especially workplace law – but the end of the decades-old Chevron doctrine could come at a cost. Here are five reasons this victory might fall short of the hype for businesses, the impact on corporate counsel, and the actions you should consider taking now.
John M. Polson Chairman & Managing Partner Irvine / Los Angeles
Christine E. Howard Partner Tampa / Atlanta
Danielle H. Moore Partner San Diego
Danielle H. Moore Partner San Diego
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