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Loper Bright Special Issue & Event

Special Issue Loper Bright: A New Era of Law

“Chevron is overruled.”
Loper Bright Enters. v. Raimondo, 603 U.S. 369, 412 (2024)

The Loper Bright Special Issue

The Liberty University Law Review is excited to publish a special Loper Bright issue in the spring of 2026. This special issue will highlight a broad range of legal questions emerging in the aftermath of Chevron’s fall. From tax regulation to Title IX administrative decisions, this issue will analyze the extent to which the administrative state stands in the shadow of Loper Bright. Loper Bright sparked a new era, and this special Loper Bright issue will explore what comes next.

The Loper Bright Special Event

On Friday, October 17, 2025, the Liberty University Law Review will host a Loper Bright special event on its beautiful campus in Lynchburg, Virginia. The Loper Bright special event is dedicated to exchanging ideas, inspiring conversations, and exploring the impact of Loper Bright across a diverse cross section of legal topics. This event will bring together leading scholars, practitioners, and judges to exchange ideas and foster meaningful conversations about the future of administrative law. Through panel discussions, a keynote speaker, and reception, we will unpack the legal, practical, and institutional implications of the new era under Loper Bright. Whether a student, professor, practitioner, or policymaker, this is a conversation you will not want to miss.

How To Get Involved

Liberty University Law Review welcomes contributions to this special Loper Bright Issue. We are seeking articles from legal practitioners, academics, and jurists that want to contribute to the development of Loper Bright’s new era of administrative law. The Liberty University Law Review will be reviewing article submissions on a rolling basis, and an article outline and abstract (400 word minimum) are due by July 18, 2025, to be considered for publication in the special Loper Bright issue. For more details, please review the call for papers. If you have any questions, please email us at lawreview@liberty.edu.

Call for Papers

See the Call for Papers for Special Loper Bright Issue here.