The recent overturning of Chevron deference by the U.S. Supreme Court has cast uncertainty over the scope of the U.S. International Trade Commission’s (ITC) oversight. In their analysis, Kecia Reynolds and Madeleine Moss of Paul Hastings discuss how the Federal Circuit will likely reshape the ITC’s long-standing jurisprudence on several contentious issues. This shift follows the Supreme Court’s decision in the Loper Bright case, which signifies that the Federal Circuit is no longer obligated to defer to federal agencies’ rulemaking interpretations.