The Supreme Court recently reversed the long-standing Chevron deference principle in its landmark Loper Bright Enterprises v. Raimondo decision. This two-part article series examines the implications of Loper Bright, including insights shared with the Anti-Corruption Report by Baker & McKenzie partner Helena J. Engfeldt and Paul Hastings partner Nathaniel Edmonds, and commentary from K&L Gates partners made during a firm presentation. This second part addresses the decision’s impact on Congress, courts, FCPA enforcement and companies. Part one discussed Chevron deference and examined the Loper Bright opinion and its effect on cybersecurity and privacy enforcement. See “Supreme Court: District Courts Have Jurisdiction to Hear Constitutional Challenges to ALJ Regimes” (May 24, 2023).