What does paying the salaries of onboard monitors who protect against herring overfishing have to do with your business? Plenty since the U.S. Supreme Court’s late-June ruling on the legal case Loper Bright Enterprises v. Raimondo.
The nation’s top judges’ decision in that case upended the so-called Chevron deference, which had since 1984 held that courts should defer to regulatory agencies’ reading of statutes provided the interpretations are reasonable. That has created lots of uncertainty in numerous industries and led several Endeavor brands to explore the repercussions:
Oil & Gas Journal – SCOTUS limits power of federal government to regulate environmental, energy issues
Chemical Processing – What ditching the Chevron deference means for the chemical industry
Food Processing – How — or will — the Chevron reversal impact the food industry?
FleetOwner – Chevron deference is gone. What does that mean for trucking?
Wastewater Digest – SCOTUS overturns Chevron deference: Now what?
Material Handling & Logistics – Supreme Court’s decision seen changing rule-making
We’re guessing there’s much more figuring out to do on this topic. Stay tuned.
