Steven D. Gordon is a partner in Holland & Knight's Washington, D.C., office.
President Donald Trump already has been taking steps to roll back many of the rules and regulations created under President Barack Obama's administration, raising questions about how much can be changed without going through Congress.
This article discusses the legal limits on the ability of the Trump administration to reverse course with respect to regulatory policies that have already gone into effect. The next four years will see litigation that explores those limits.
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