Environmental Law Attorney Joel Johnston penned an article for POWER - Post-Chevron Ushers in ‘New Normal’ For Regulated Community

August 2024

By: Joel P. Johnston

POWER Magazine

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The U.S. Supreme Court recently overturned the longstanding Chevron doctrine, a foundation of administrative law for 40 years, when it ruled on Loper Bright Enterprises v. Raimondo. The impacts on a wide range of industries subject to federal regulations will be significant.

Some are already being felt; others are harder to predict. Some will likely be positive for the energy sector, but there are significant business risks to consider. As the post-Chevron “new normal” takes shape, it is critical for regulated entities to stay focused on regulatory compliance, and to ensure they remain active and engaged with legislators and policymakers. READ HERE

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