Will the US Supreme Court be formally petitioned to overturn a major Chevron deference precedent that was set after June 2024 by the end of 2028?

The Post-Chevron Legal Whirlwind

The US Supreme Court overturned the 40-year-old Chevron deference doctrine in June 2024 (simulated late 2025 context), fundamentally changing administrative law. While the original Chevron was abolished, the court acknowledged that lesser forms of deference (like Skidmore) or deference explicitly mandated by Congress may still be warranted. The high 'Yes' vote reflects the near-certainty that legal challenges from regulated entities will immediately flood the courts, aiming to test and establish the limits of these remaining deference doctrines. At least one major case is likely to reach the Supreme Court's docket by 2028 as the legal landscape settles.