Through a series of opinions, the Supreme Court’s most recent term has created a watershed moment for agencies and regulated industries, particularly for financial services. Join Venable attorneys Adrienne Gurley, Liz Rinehart, Max Bonici, David McGee, Elizabeth Sines, and Chelsie Rimel on July 22 for a discussion moderated by Venable partner Andrew Bigart on what Loper Bright, Jarkesy, Corner Post, and Cantero mean for your business. Our discussion will focus on these cases and how they are going to impact regulatory agency action moving forward, with an emphasis on how these decisions may change regulator activity with respect to financial services providers and banking institutions. We will also discuss how the federal banking agencies (Federal Reserve, FDIC, and OCC) and the SEC, CFPB, and FTC are expected to develop rules, bring enforcement actions, and litigate cases under their jurisdiction. Our panel of Venable attorneys will offer insights into how banks and other financial services providers can prepare for a new regime of agency action.
Speakers
Liz Rinehart, Partner, Venable LLP
Adrienne Gurley, Partner, Venable LLP
Andrew Bigart, Partner, Venable LLP
Max Bonici, Counsel, Venable LLP
David McGee, Associate, Venable LLP
Chelsie Rimel, Associate, Venable LLP
Elizabeth Sines, Associate, Venable LLP