Chevron Doctrine
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Net neutrality is dead, once again, after Sixth Circuit ruling
Relying on Loper Bright, the Sixth Circuit ruled that ISPs are “information providers,” not “telecommunications providers.”
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Federal Reserve stress tests face legal challenge as buffer criticism mounts
Intended to protect banks from catastrophe, stress testing and stringent capital buffer requirements face stiff resistance.
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Podcast: Duane Pozza on the Chevron Doctrine
The DC-based lawyer explains what the end of the doctrine, established in 1984, means.
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Lower court to rehear ESG rule challenge, thanks to Chevron’s demise
US appeals court directs a lower court to reconsider a lawsuit challenging a DOL rule involving ESG factors.
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Ether ETF filings seek to capitalize on shifting sands of crypto regulation
Asset management firms push for ether ETF filings as the regulatory landscape indicates dramatic shifts.
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Chevron Doctrine is dead: Two cases and an ambiguous path for US agency enforcement
The US Supreme Court has stripped power from US agencies and overturned decades-old precedent.