The Supreme Court’s rejection of the Chevron doctrine in a recent decision is a boon for regulated parties, who can now seek to invalidate agency action simply by showing the agency’s interpretation of a statute is not the best one, even if it is reasonable. Partners Shay Dvoretzky, Parker Rider-Longmaid and Boris Bershteyn review the Court’s ruling and discuss what it could mean for the future development of administrative law.
Supreme Court’s Overruling of Chevron Will Invite More Challenges to Agency Decisions
Harvard Law School Forum on Corporate Governance