NAA Files Brief in Suit Against the Postal Regulatory Commission

In its brief, NAA notes that the commission’s decision is both contrary to law and arbitrary and capricious, because it does not consider the “impact of the agreement on competitors to the Postal Service, on competitors of its NSA partner, and mail users in general.” When it enacted the Postal Accountability and Enhancement Act, Congress codified commission precedent establishing that assessing “unreasonable harm to the marketplace” requires evaluating and weighing harm to competitors of the Postal Service’s NSA partner.