Donna Wilson has been re-elected to a five-year term at Manatt Phelps & Phillips that begins Monday.

Federal agencies that enforce labor and employment laws will have to adjust their regulatory and litigation strategies following the US Supreme Court’s decision to gut a legal doctrine that directed courts to accept how agencies interpret unclear laws, attorneys said.

The linked OnPoint reviews details of the June 28 US Supreme Court ruling rejecting a doctrine permitting federal courts to defer to an executive branch agency’s interpretation of an ambiguous law, overturning a 40-year-old precedent.

The US Securities and Exchange Commission’s push to extend its regulatory reach clashes with the Supreme Court’s decision to eliminate its standard for when courts should accept an agency’s claim of authority.

The Supreme Court’s decision to kill long-standing adherence to agency interpretation will force environmental regulators to play a tougher judicial defense.

The high court’s decision to overturn the decades-old doctrine, which empowered regulators to interpret unclear laws, shows how a single case at the high court can send wide ripples across the legal sector, lawyers say.

They’re changing the economies, schools, and even the topography in parts of the country.

Donna Wilson has been re-elected to a five-year term at Manatt Phelps & Phillips that begins Monday.

The linked OnPoint reviews details of the June 28 US Supreme Court ruling rejecting a doctrine permitting federal courts to defer to an executive branch agency’s interpretation of an ambiguous law, overturning a 40-year-old precedent.

The US Securities and Exchange Commission’s push to extend its regulatory reach clashes with the Supreme Court’s decision to eliminate its standard for when courts should accept an agency’s claim of authority.

A hearing in a case challenging GoDaddy Inc.'s $850 million buyout of investor tax benefits will be held Monday at the Delaware Chancery Court.

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Jenner attorneys react to the Supreme Court’s First Amendment dismissal of Missouri and Louisiana’s “right to listen” theory in a pivotal social media case.

The justices essentially decided it’s not cruel and unusual punishment to ban and charge people with crimes for sleeping outdoors on public property.

A physical therapist’s Title VII claim that her company discriminated by openly treating Covid-19 vaccinated employees differently than her because of her religious objections to it can proceed, the Eighth Circuit said.

Delta Air Lines Inc. defeated an ex-employee’s hostile work environment and retaliation allegations, but the company must face her constructive discharge and disability discrimination claims, a federal judge said.

The Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority violated a Muslim employee’s religious rights when it subjected him to follow-up drug testing during the fasting hours of Ramadan, a federal judge ruled.

Idaho and six other states urged the Ninth Circuit to allow them to join a case testing federal regulations of mifepristone despite the US Supreme Court’s rejection of a similar Texas-based challenge.

Donna Wilson has been re-elected to a five-year term at Manatt Phelps & Phillips that begins Monday.

Federal oversight of transgender care, abortion services, drug pricing, and other health policies are more open to legal challenges following the US Supreme Court’s decision to scrap a test for when courts should uphold agency regulation under vague laws.

Federal agencies that enforce labor and employment laws will have to adjust their regulatory and litigation strategies following the US Supreme Court’s decision to gut a legal doctrine that directed courts to accept how agencies interpret unclear laws, attorneys said.

The linked OnPoint reviews details of the June 28 US Supreme Court ruling rejecting a doctrine permitting federal courts to defer to an executive branch agency’s interpretation of an ambiguous law, overturning a 40-year-old precedent.

The US Securities and Exchange Commission’s push to extend its regulatory reach clashes with the Supreme Court’s decision to eliminate its standard for when courts should accept an agency’s claim of authority.

In the most significant bankruptcy-related opinion in recent times, the Supreme Court held that the Bankruptcy Code does not authorize the nonconsensual nondebtor releases in the Purdue Pharma Chapter 11 plan. How will this case shape the future of Chapter 11 bankruptcy practice?