Recent Supreme Court rulings create the need to insulate administrative decisions from judicial review.

We are pleased to revisit all our special series published in The Regulatory Review during 2024, including “Global ...

The Regulatory Review highlights our most-read essays from 2024 submitted by regulatory scholars, lawyers, and analysts.

In a conversation with The Regulatory Review, Ropes & Gray partner David Peloquin discusses how clinical research studies are ...

In the end, they suggested that Chevron may be dead, but judicial deference to agencies might not be. Indeed, some of the ...

Shanor and Light argue that anti-wokeism marks a major turning point in the conservative legal movement toward ...

Scholars examine the evolving regulatory landscape of facial recognition technology.

The Senate passes the Social Security Fairness Act, the Third Circuit reaffirms gun ownership rights for non-violent felons, ...

The CSDDD establishes a duty to address human rights and environmental impact in large companies’ operations. Corporate ...

When we attempt to measure the cumulative impact of regulations in the United States, we do so to better understand how ...

In the race against climate change, artificial intelligence is the new kid on the block. But the early reactions are mixed.

The authors present an initial analysis of the AIA, primarily emphasizing how critical effective enforcement will solidify it ...