As the Supreme Court is poised to reconsider the Chevron standard, Alexander MacDonald talks about how overruling Chevron would affect employment and labor law.
After a recent Second Circuit decision curbed an ideological organization's ability to bring a case against a DEI program without proving someone had actually been harmed, Cindy-Ann L. Thomas said other courts will take note of the standing rationale.
Alex MacDonald explains the key questions in the first test of a National Labor Relations Board ruling that threatens to make employers pay more to workers whose rights they violate. (Subscription required.)
Deborah Margolis says a UK proposal to charge a fee for issuing claims in employment and employment appeal tribunals may deter genuine claims and will "almost certainly change the dynamic between employees.” (Subscription required.)
Jim Paretti said that if the Supreme Court diminishes or overturns Chevron, it will send a message to lawmakers to either 'dive into the details and likely get them wrong' or 'leave it to the agencies whose rules may not be given much credit by the courts
