Chiles v. Salazar 607 U. S. (2026) Decision summary decided March 31, 2026 in an 8–1 decision By Ashlee Fox JD, MSW Deputy General Counsel National Association of Social Workers What was This Case About? Kaley Chiles is a Colorado-licensed mental health counselor who...
In an 8–1 decision in Chiles v. Salazar, the Supreme Court ruling raises significant implications for how social workers navigate ethical practice, client care, and the regulation of mental health services.
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