Overview

In recent years, a series of landmark U.S. Supreme Court decisions has fundamentally reshaped the legal and regulatory framework governing federal agencies and regulated industries. Decisions such as Loper Bright, Corner Post, and Jarkesy have redefined how courts review agency action, evaluate federal regulations, and oversee administrative enforcement. As these rulings continue to influence government agencies, lower courts, and regulated businesses, organizations must adapt to an evolving legal landscape. Wiley helps clients understand the practical implications of these decisions and their impact on compliance, litigation, and regulatory strategy. This resource center features Wiley’s latest analysis of the Supreme Court decisions shaping today’s legal and regulatory environment, including:

  • Learning Resources, addressing the President's tariff authority under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA).
  • Trump v. Slaughter, addressing Presidential authority to remove FTC Commissioners and other independent agency officials.
  • NRSC v. FEC, striking down limits on coordinated political party expenditures on behalf of candidates.
  • Cox Communications, limiting internet service providers’ contributory liability for subscribers’ copyright infringement.
  • Monsanto, reinforcing EPA authority over pesticide labeling and federal preemption.
  • Chatrie, addressing Fourth Amendment protections for cell phone users’ location data.

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