Recent discussions and legal preparations are underway concerning the potential impact of the U.S. Supreme Court's decision on Chevron deference, a doctrine that currently allows courts to defer to government agency interpretations of ambiguous laws. Legal experts and stakeholders, including employers contesting NLRB decisions and conservative business interests, are anticipating changes that could shift policy-making power from administrative agencies to the courts. This could affect decisions in areas such as public health, the environment, and labor regulations. Justice Gorsuch, known for his critical views on executive agencies' increased regulations, and various legal scholars have highlighted the broad implications of modifying or overturning Chevron deference, four decades after its establishment.