Compliance with Final Order in Jenner & Block, LLP v. Executive Office of the President

The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has issued a directive to all employees and contractors in response to a recent court ruling in the case of Jenner & Block, LLP v. Executive Office of the President. Effective immediately, all personnel are instructed to disregard Executive Order 14246, titled “Addressing Risks from Jenner & Block, LLP.” This guidance is based on a final court order and subsequent clarifying order, both referenced and included in the official communication dated June 6, 2025. The directive emphasizes adherence to the court’s decision and urges staff to contact their contracting officer if they have questions about implementation or compliance with the order. The purpose of this directive is to ensure that EPA operations align with the legal requirements imposed by the court’s ruling, overriding any previous directives related to Executive Order 14246. Coordination and compliance are stressed, with the agency expressing appreciation for the cooperation of all involved parties. This action highlights the EPA's commitment to upholding judicial decisions and ensuring regulatory practices conform to current legal standards.