Overview

• FCC voted in April to reinstate 2015 net neutrality rules, reversing Trump-era deregulation.
• Industry groups argue FCC lacks authority and claim new rules are more invasive than before.
• Lawsuits filed in multiple circuit courts could lead to a Supreme Court decision.
• FCC Chair Jessica Rosenworcel defends the rules, stating they do not include rate regulation.
• A dozen states have maintained their own net neutrality laws since the 2017 federal repeal.