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Originally presented: March 7, 2025 | Course length: 1.0 hour
Anthony Mendoza will discuss how Chevron deference is largely responsible for the uncertainty about the regulatory status of the internet over the past two decades and how the Loper Bright decision will impact the state of communications law, business operations, and state and local regulations in profound ways as we move forward in a post-Chevron world.
– Anthony S. Mendoza; Fredrikson & Byron PA
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