<figure><img src="https://assets.bwbx.io/images/users/iqjWHBFdfxIU/ixuh..DiPzms/v6/-1x-1.jpg"><figcaption><div></div><div></div></figcaption></figure><p>A major transformation in US law &#x2014; the end of the Chevron doctrine and judges deferring to federal regulators &#x2014; is likely to significantly ease risks for industries, from financials to telecommunications to technology and health care. This Votes and Verdicts episode features insights of BI analysts Matthew Schettenhelm, Elliott Stein, Justin Teresi and Duane Wright about the Supreme Court&#x2019;s June 28 decision. They also look at the broader decline of deference to regulators, including a focus on impacts for industries and companies.</p>

A major transformation in US law -- the end of the Chevron doctrine and judges deferring to federal regulators-- should significantly ease risks for industries, from financials to telecommunications to technology and health care. This Votes and Verdicts episode features insights of BI Analysts Matthew Schettenhelm, Elliott Stein, Justin Teresi, and Duane Wright about the Supreme Court's June 28 decision and the broader decline of deference to regulators, including a focus on impacts for industries and companies.

The Chevron Doctrine's Downfall: Votes & Verdicts

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