In April, the Supreme Court announced it would take up a lawsuit involving the Department of Commerce’s oversight of marine fishing vessels. Of import to federal contractors, the case provides an opportunity for the Justices to examine the 40-year old Chevron deference, and consider whether they should overrule or clarify the previous holding.
In this episode of Bona Fide Needs, Pub K Group Managing Editor Bill Olver speaks with Arnold & Porter Partner Kristen Ittig, who explains the principles of the Chevron deference, how it is used in court, the current case before the Supreme Court, and how overruling the Chevron case could impact federal contractors.
Also in this episode, Bill breaks down recent developments involving the debt ceiling, the Department of Justice’s authority to dismiss qui tam cases, NIST’s update to guidance on protecting controlled unclassified information, and changes to SBA’s small business regulations.
0:00 – Introduction
0:30 – Headlines
11:00 – Conversation with Kristen Ittig
22:00 – Conclusion
Show Notes
House Passes Debt Limit Bill in Bipartisan Vote to Avert Default
SCOTUS Ruling Upholds DOJ’s Broad Veto Authority Over FCA Cases
Securities and Exchange Commission v. Cochran
Securities and Exchange Commission v. Jarkesy
Astellas US Holding Inc. and Astellas Pharma US Inc. v. Federal Insurance Company
Sens. Urge DOD To Probe Alleged Contractor Price-Gouging
U.S. Warns Against Supplying Iranian Drone Manufacturing
OFCCP Corporate Scheduling Announcement Lists
White House Extends Deadline for Secure Software Development Statements
Federal Acquisition Regulation: Prohibition on a ByteDance Covered Application
CMMC Experts Advise Keeping up with Changes to NIST SP 800-171
Pentagon Outlines Upcoming Contractor Cybersecurity Plan