United States — March 31, 2026

Communication method and apparatus for AI network security

USPTO granted Patent US12592960B2 to Huawei Technologies Co., Ltd. on March 31, 2026, for a communication method improving AI network security via anti-attack policies. The patent covers obtaining anti-attack policy information, determining training or inference data based on that information, and using data source blocklists, trustlists, preprocessing methods, or data enhancement techniques to protect AI models in network environments.

Security scoring for typographical errors using probabilistic model

USPTO granted patent US12592965B2 to Microsoft Technology Licensing, LLC for a system and method of generating transformation error probabilities to predict typographical errors using a probabilistic graphical model. The patent covers security scoring based on character-by-character transformation analysis of training data containing historical typographical errors.

Network Security Policy Application via Non-Equal Boundary Search Tree

USPTO granted patent US12592970B2 to Fortinet, Inc. covering systems and methods for applying network security policies using a non-equal boundary search tree. The patent, with inventors Frederick Tang and Shushan Wen, contains 22 claims related to network traffic policy enforcement. Application 18208376 was filed June 12, 2023.

Systems for Malicious Website Detection Using Machine Learning

The USPTO granted Patent US12592967B2 to BTblock for systems that detect and prevent navigation to malicious websites using machine learning. The patent covers technology that extracts URLs, compares them against domain name databases of safe and unsafe sites, and uses machine learning models trained on updated databases to enhance detection capabilities. Invented by Thomas Olofsson, the patent contains 20 claims and was filed April 19, 2024 under application number 18641082.

Quantum-based adaptive deep learning framework for securing network files

USPTO granted Bank of America patent US12592961B2 for a quantum-computing based file remediation system using quantum generative adversarial networks (QGAN). The system receives network files, runs deep learning on quantum circuits when file attribute scores deviate from baselines, and generates remediated files. Assignee: Bank of America Corporation.

Network Access Control Using Risk-Based Versioning

The USPTO granted Patent US12592971B1 to Calix, Inc. covering a method for controlling network access between clients and servers using application software versioning to determine client risk levels. The technology employs different program sets based on risk assessment, using high-security programs for high-risk clients and a combination of high and low-security programs for lower-risk clients, with potential implementation in zero trust network access systems.

Dynamic cloud workload reallocation based on DRAM Rowhammer attacks

USPTO granted Oracle International Corporation Patent US12592962B2 for a system and method of identifying and mitigating memory bit flips in cloud infrastructure. The technology monitors low-level memory space in DRAM instances to detect bit flips, verifies sustained bit flips (potentially Rowhammer attacks) versus transitory errors, and migrates workloads from affected computing instances. Application 18410717 was filed January 11, 2024, with 20 claims granted.

BECZELTEV Trademark Application for Pharmaceutical Preparations

USPTO received trademark application TM99424865 for the word mark "BECZELTEV" filed October 2, 2025. The application is classified under Class 5 (pharmaceutical preparations) and covers goods for the treatment of cancer, autoimmune and inflammatory diseases, and infectious diseases. This is an Intent-to-Use application, indicating the applicant plans to use the mark in commerce but has not yet done so.

HERLYSTIC trademark application for HER2 cancer treatment

The USPTO received trademark application TM99431686 for HERLYSTIC, filed October 7, 2025, covering pharmaceutical preparations targeting the HER2 protein for cancer treatment. The application is filed as Intent-to-Use, indicating the applicant plans to commercialize the mark in the future. This is an informational notice of a trademark filing in Class 005 (pharmaceuticals).

Charges Against Four California Men in Resale Scheme

Pennsylvania Attorney General Dave Sunday and State Police charged four California men with corrupt organizations, dealing in proceeds of unlawful activities, and identity theft. The defendants allegedly purchased stolen credit card information from the dark web, used it to buy event tickets and merchandise, then resold items via Instagram, causing an estimated $2 million in losses to financial institutions.

LETI Program Launch in Beaver County with Behavioral Health Component

Pennsylvania Attorney General Dave Sunday announced the launch of the Law Enforcement Treatment Initiative (LETI) in Beaver County, making it the 35th county to implement the program and the seventh to include a behavioral health component. The voluntary diversion program allows law enforcement to redirect individuals struggling with substance use disorder or behavioral health needs away from criminal prosecution toward community-based treatment and recovery services.

Day of Service Application Instructions OMB Submission

The Corporation for National and Community Service (CNCS) published a notice announcing submission of an information collection request to the Office of Management and Budget (OMB) regarding Day of Service Application Instructions for MLK and 9/11 service programs. The notice opens a 30-day public comment period ending April 30, 2026. This is a standard administrative process for renewing or establishing collection requirements under the Paperwork Reduction Act.

Disability Accommodations Reimbursement Request Form - OMB Review

The Corporation for National and Community Service (CNCS) submitted a request to the Office of Management and Budget for approval of a new Disability Accommodations Reimbursement Request Form under the Paperwork Reduction Act. The form will enable AmeriCorps program participants to request reimbursement for disability-related accommodations. Public comments are accepted for 30 days until April 30, 2026.

Protecting Americans from Russian Litigation Act - Shielding US Companies from Foreign Sanctions Judgments

The Senate Judiciary Committee advanced S.2934, the Protecting Americans from Russian Litigation Act of 2025, on March 26, 2026. The bill would create a new Section 1660 under Title 28 to bar enforcement of foreign judgments or arbitral awards in U.S. courts where the underlying dispute arose from compliance with U.S. sanctions or where foreign courts asserted jurisdiction based on U.S. sanctions or export controls.

Mortgage Industry Consent Orders Consumer Credit Enforcement

The Connecticut Department of Banking posted three new administrative consent orders on March 25-26, 2026 against mortgage industry entities and individuals. LeadPoint Inc d/b/a Secure Rights received a consent order on March 26. Lim Ho Jin and Bay-Valley Mortgage Group (d/b/a Pacific Bay Lending Group, Valley View Home Loans) each received consent orders on March 25 for consumer credit violations.

Borealis Foods NT 10-K Late Filing Notice

Borealis Foods Inc. filed Form 12b-25 with the SEC notifying that its Annual Report on Form 10-K for the period ended December 31, 2025 will not be filed by the prescribed due date. The company cited the need for additional time to complete year-end reporting procedures and final review of the Form 10-K. The notification was signed by Chief Legal Officer Pouneh Rahimi on March 31, 2026.

Independent Gripper for Tissue Repair

The USPTO granted patent US12588908B2 to Abbott Cardiovascular Systems Inc. on March 31, 2026. The patent covers an independent gripper device for tissue approximation and repair during therapeutic procedures, including endovascular, minimally-invasive, and open surgical operations. The invention includes 15 claims and is particularly useful for accessing remote tissue locations through tortuous anatomical pathways.

Suturing Device Patent

USPTO granted patent US12588906B1 to DURASTAT LLC for a suturing device. The device includes an elongate first member with footplate and slot, distal and proximal carriages, a receiver with suture connector capture, and an elastic coupling that compresses upon contacting obstructions. The patent contains 19 claims covering medical suturing technology.

Ultrasonic diagnostic apparatus with machine learning

USPTO granted Patent US12588899B2 to Canon Kabushiki Kaisha for an ultrasonic diagnostic apparatus that uses machine learning models to generate estimated images from reduced transmission/reception ultrasonic scan data. The patent covers technology that trains models on data from varying numbers of ultrasonic transmissions to produce high-quality images from fewer scans.

Knee joint capsular disruption and repair

USPTO granted patent US12588905B2 to Arthrex, Inc. covering methods to repair meniscal extrusion caused by knee capsule detachment. The patent includes 20 claims spanning surgical repair techniques and cadaveric/synthetic training models. Assignee: Arthrex, Inc. Inventors include David Crane, George Paletta, and others.

Healthcare Mirror with Temperature Sensor Patent Grant

USPTO granted patent US12588901B2 to Kohler Co. for a healthcare mirror apparatus featuring an integrated temperature sensor and controller for analyzing physiological data. The patent, filed June 10, 2021 under application number 17343876, contains 17 claims and covers mirror frame, sensor cavity, and temperature monitoring functionality.

Implant devices and fabrication methods for tissue repair

The USPTO granted Patent US12588904B2 to Miach Orthopaedics, Inc. for implant devices and fabrication methods configured to repair tissue. The patent covers devices with distal and proximate ends connectable to tissue parts, a substrate with a longitudinal axis, preformed channels, and preloaded sutures. The patent lists Stephen Wohlert as inventor and classifies under CPC categories including A61B 17/0401, A61L 27/3633, and A61F 2/08.

Shear-Wave Elastography Ultrasound Imaging Patent Grant

USPTO granted Patent US12588898B2 to eight inventors for methods of shear-wave elastography liver imaging using ultrasound. The patent covers receiving segmented ultrasound image data of a liver, automatically identifying regions of interest for elastography, and presenting the data on a display. The patent contains 13 claims and covers CPC classifications A61B 8/469 and A61B 8/485.

Healthcare Triangle NT 10-K late filing notice

Healthcare Triangle NT 10-K late filing notice

NT 10-K Late Filing Notification - BYRN Inc.

BYRN Inc. filed Form 12b-25 with the SEC notifying of its inability to file Form 10-K for the fiscal year ended December 31, 2025 by the prescribed deadline. The company states it was unable to compile the necessary financial information required to complete the annual filing without unreasonable effort or expense. The notification invokes Rule 12b-25 to obtain an automatic extension period.

Eightco Holdings NT 10-K Late Filing Notice

Eightco Holdings Inc. filed Form 12b-25 Notification of Late Filing with the SEC for its Annual Report on Form 10-K for fiscal year ended December 31, 2025. The company cited need for additional time to complete final review of financial statements and disclosures. The company intends to file within the fifteen-day grace period under Rule 12b-25.

NT 10-K Late Filing Notice - Slam Corp

Slam Corp (SLAMF) filed Form 12b-25 notification with the SEC indicating it cannot file its Annual Report on Form 10-K for fiscal year ended December 31, 2025 by the prescribed deadline. The company cites need for additional time to finalize financial statements for auditor review. The notification also reveals the company has not filed its Q2 and Q3 2025 10-Q reports and anticipates a significant change in results of operations.

Late Filing Notification - CapForce Inc. Form 10-K

CapForce Inc. filed Form 12b-25 Notification of Late Filing with the SEC for its Annual Report on Form 10-K for the year ended December 31, 2025. The company cited delays from valuation and purchase price allocation related to its acquisition of iCapX Sdn. Bhd. and limited internal accounting resources as reasons for the late filing. The company expects to file within the 15-day extension period permitted under Rule 12b-25.

Late Filing Notification - Embrace Change Acquisition Corp

Embrace Change Acquisition Corp (SEC File No. 001-41397) submitted Form 12b-25 Notification of Late Filing to the SEC, citing inability to complete its Form 10-K for the period ending December 31, 2025 without unreasonable effort or expense. The company requires additional time to compile and verify financial data and expects to file within the extension period permitted under SEC Rule 12b-25.

Late Filing Notification - Lomond Therapeutics Holdings

The SEC received Form 12b-25 Notification of Late Filing from Lomond Therapeutics Holdings, Inc., a Delaware public company, indicating it cannot timely file its Annual Report on Form 10-K for the period ended December 31, 2025. The company cited the need for additional time to finalize audited consolidated financial statements and allow its auditors to complete the audit.

CONX Corp. Notification of Late Filing Form 10-K

CONX Corp. filed Form 12b-25 with the SEC notifying the Commission of its inability to timely file its Annual Report on Form 10-K for the fiscal year ended December 31, 2025. The company cites the recent acquisition of Red Technologies SAS (France) completed on December 5, 2024, and associated accounting requirements as the reason it cannot file within the prescribed time period without unreasonable effort or expense. The company acknowledges it will likely be unable to file even within the Rule 12b-25 extension period.

Form 12b-25 Late Filing Notification - Basanite Inc

Basanite, Inc. (BASA) filed SEC Form 12b-25 Notification of Late Filing on March 31, 2026, indicating it cannot file its Annual Report on Form 10-K for the period ended December 31, 2025 by the prescribed deadline. The company cites limited accounting and finance personnel as the reason for the delay and commits to filing within the permitted 15-day extension period.

Palo Alto Networks two-layer ML malware detector

USPTO granted Palo Alto Networks patent US12592948B2 for a two-layer machine learning malware detection system that classifies network traffic across multiple protocols. The invention correlates network sessions by source indicators and uses protocol-specific first-layer classifiers to improve cross-protocol malware detection accuracy. The patent contains 25 claims covering the ML architecture, classification methods, and system configurations.

Amazon patent detects abnormal network activity using traffic analysis

USPTO granted Amazon Technologies, Inc. Patent US12592946B1 covering methods for dynamically detecting abnormal network activity through traffic analysis. The system extracts key features from monitored network traffic, aggregates data by dimension (such as region), generates statistical distributions, and applies thresholds to identify anomalous behavior that may indicate malicious activity.

Methods and apparatuses for detecting and localizing faults using machine learning models

USPTO granted patent US12592953B2 to Telefonaktiebolaget LM Ericsson for methods of detecting and localizing network faults using machine learning models. The patent covers pre-processing procedure-level time series data across multiple network nodes for training ML anomaly detection models. The patent contains 17 claims and was filed August 1, 2022.

Flexible Deterministic Finite Automata (DFA) Tokenizer for AI-Based Malicious Traffic Detection

The USPTO granted Intel Corporation Patent US12592958B2 for a flexible DFA tokenizer system that enables AI-based malicious traffic detection. The system uses deterministic finite automata to convert input strings into token sequences, extracts features, and classifies network traffic as benign or malicious using machine learning models. The patent includes 20 claims and names 8 inventors.

Neural Network Intrusion Detection System Patent Grant

The USPTO granted Bank of America Corporation Patent US12592955B2 for a neural network-based network intrusion detection system. The system intercepts and analyzes network requests, grouping suspicious requests by geolocation, evaluates request rates against thresholds, and uses neural networks to classify malicious activity. The patent, with 20 claims, was filed September 22, 2023.

WideField Security identity posture management patent granted

USPTO granted patent US12592943B2 to WideField Security Inc. covering methods for stitching meta sessions with underlying trails fragmented across distributed sessions. The patent includes 20 claims and covers identity posture management technology using telemetry signal correlation and security policy enforcement. Filing date was September 17, 2024.

Netskope patent detects malicious C2 cloud traffic, blocks malware

The USPTO granted Patent US12592959B2 to Netskope, Inc. on March 31, 2026. The patent covers technology for detecting and blocking malicious command and control (C2) cloud traffic by using a network security system that reroutes cloud traffic, analyzes incoming requests, identifies malicious resources, and prevents transmission to those resources while maintaining availability of legitimate resources.

High-resolution ultrasonography of gingival biomarkers for periodontal diagnosis

The USPTO granted patent US12588888B2 to The Regents of the University of California for a method of periodontal disease diagnosis using B-mode ultrasound imaging. The patent covers identifying specific gingival biomarkers (GM, ABC, CEJ, PDL, GE) to evaluate periodontal disease metrics and guide therapeutic treatment. The patent names Jesse Vincent Jokerst, Colman Arthur Moore, and Casey Chen as inventors.

Fujifilm Ultrasonic Endoscope Patent Grant

The USPTO granted Patent US12588889B2 to FUJIFILM Corporation for an ultrasonic endoscope device featuring a pressing portion on the inner peripheral surface of a base member. The invention addresses light guide fiber positioning with a pressing surface against which a pressed portion of the light guide fiber is pressed. The patent contains 4 claims and was filed by inventor Masaya Inoue.

Acoustic Wave Diagnostic Apparatus and Control Method

USPTO granted patent US12588891B2 to FUJIFILM Corporation covering an acoustic wave diagnostic apparatus with automatic measurement target recognition and algorithmic measurement capabilities. The patent includes 15 claims relating to ultrasound imaging technology for medical diagnostics. Patent expires November 27, 2040 based on original filing date.

Tablet Ultrasound System

USPTO granted patent US12588893B2 to Teratech Corporation on March 31, 2026, covering tablet-based portable medical ultrasound imaging systems with touchscreen controls, multi-chip module engine boards, and real-time 3D imaging capabilities. The patent lists 43 claims and names inventors Alice M. Chiang, William M. Wong, and Noah Berger.

Ultrasound diagnostic apparatus and control method of ultrasound diagnostic apparatus

The USPTO granted Patent US12588896B2 to FUJIFILM Corporation for an ultrasound diagnostic apparatus that detects sampling target regions in breast tissue and displays recommended needle insertion paths on a monitor. The apparatus includes a needle detection unit and passage determination unit to verify tissue sampling accuracy. Invented by Riko Koshino, Application No. 18046869 was filed October 14, 2022.

Flexible Two-Dimensional Ultrasound Phased Array System

The USPTO granted patent US12588895B2 to inventors Kenneth Shepard, Jeffrey Ellosian, and Tiago Costa for a flexible two-dimensional ultrasound phased array system. The invention comprises a flexible substrate with integrated circuits that control ultrasound transducer excitation phases based on substrate shape. This patent covers medical ultrasound imaging applications including diagnostic and surgical guidance.

Imaging assembly for intraluminal imaging

USPTO granted patent US12588894B2 to Koninklijke Philips N.V. for an intraluminal imaging device featuring a flexible elongate member and imaging assembly with ultrasound transducer elements on a flexible substrate. The patent, filed March 7, 2018, contains 21 claims and is classified under A61B 8/12 and related diagnostic ultrasound categories.

Medical device position sensing components

USPTO granted patent US12588887B2 to Boston Scientific Scimed, Inc. on March 31, 2026. The patent covers a medical device needle with integrated position sensing components for determining the position and orientation of a distal tip during medical procedures. The device includes a handle, sheath, core, and a transmitter or receiver device for a position sensing system.

Fat mass derivation device, method, and program

The USPTO granted Patent US12588885B2 to FUJIFILM Corporation on March 31, 2026, covering a fat mass derivation device, method, and program. The technology derives fat mass and visceral fat distributions from dual-energy radiation images. The patent includes 13 claims and is assigned to inventor Tomoyuki Takahashi.

KARS LLC v. LD&S TN LLC - Breach of Contract

The Tennessee Court of Appeals issued its opinion in KARS LLC v. LD&S TN LLC (No. E2025-00439-COA-R3-CV), affirming in part, reversing in part, and vacating in part the Sevier County Chancery Court's judgment. The underlying dispute involved commercial lease purchase options and claims of breach of contract, fraudulent misrepresentation, and related business torts between automotive dealership operators and commercial property owners.

In Re Magnus H. et al. - Parental Rights Termination

The Tennessee Court of Appeals affirmed the Knox County Juvenile Court's termination of Matthew H.'s parental rights to his five minor children (Magnus H., Maceo H., Mimir H., Mykel H., and Mara H.). The termination was based on clear and convincing evidence of abandonment by wanton disregard and severe child abuse. Father was incarcerated under a six-year criminal sentence when the petition was filed.

Poser Investments v. Old National Hospitality - Judgment Domestication Statute of Limitations

The Tennessee Court of Appeals reversed the trial court and held that domestication of a foreign judgment under the Uniform Enforcement of Foreign Judgments Act creates a new Tennessee judgment for statute of limitations purposes. The court ruled that the ten-year limitations period begins to run from the domestication date, not from when the original foreign judgment was rendered. This decision clarifies that judgment creditors who enroll foreign judgments under the Uniform Act are not penalized by the elapsed time on the underlying foreign judgment.

Genesis Roofing Company v. Tennessee OSHA Review Commission - Judicial Review Timeliness

The Tennessee Court of Appeals affirmed dismissal of Genesis Roofing Company's petition for judicial review of TOSHA citations, rejecting the company's motion for time enlargement. The petition was dismissed for lack of subject-matter jurisdiction because it was filed more than 60 days after the agency's final order. The underlying case involved a fatal workplace accident on May 10, 2019, where an employee fell through a skylight, resulting in $10,000 in total penalties ($9,500 serious, $500 other-than-serious).

Gottesman v. Hecker - Real Estate Fraudulent Misrepresentation

The Tennessee Court of Appeals reversed the Benton County Circuit Court's summary judgment in favor of sellers in a real estate fraud case. The appellate court reinstated buyer Gail Gottesman's claims for fraudulent misrepresentation, fraudulent concealment, and violations of the Tennessee Residential Property Disclosures Act. The case has been remanded for further proceedings.

NT 10-K Late Filing Notice - Gaucho Group Holdings

Gaucho Group Holdings, Inc. filed Form 12b-25 notification of late filing with the SEC for its Annual Report on Form 10-K for the fiscal year ended December 31, 2025. The company cited ongoing Chapter 11 bankruptcy reorganization proceedings (filed November 12, 2024; emerged June 16, 2025) as the reason it cannot file by the prescribed March 31, 2026 due date without unreasonable effort or expense. Contact: Scott L. Mathis, 212-739-7700.

Late Filing Notification for Arboretum Silverleaf Income Fund

The SEC received a Form 12b-25 notification from Arboretum Silverleaf Income Fund, L.P., a limited partnership, indicating it cannot file its Annual Report on Form 10-K for the period ended December 31, 2025 by the prescribed due date. The filing is being delayed due to the resignation of the partnership's independent registered public accounting firm, which has created an unreasonable effort and expense to complete the audit.

TCW Direct Lending LLC Late Filing Notification

TCW Direct Lending LLC filed Form 12b-25 with the SEC notifying inability to timely file its Form 10-K for the fiscal year ended December 31, 2025. The delay is due to pending audited financial statements from a significant subsidiary portfolio company required under Rule 4-08(g) of Regulation S-X. The company seeks relief under Rule 12b-25(b), with the Form 10-K expected to be filed within 15 calendar days of the prescribed due date.

TCW Direct Lending VII LLC Late 10-K Filing Notification

TCW Direct Lending VII LLC filed Form 12b-25 Notification of Late Filing with the SEC regarding its Annual Report on Form 10-K for fiscal year ended December 31, 2025. The company cannot file timely due to delays in receiving audited financial statements from a significant subsidiary portfolio company required under Rule 4-08(g) of Regulation S-X. The company expects to file within the permitted 15-day extension period.

NT 10-K late filing, Data443 Risk Mitigation, December 2025

NT 10-K late filing, Data443 Risk Mitigation, December 2025

Motor Vehicle Dealer Facility Requirements Markup

The Arkansas Motor Vehicle Commission proposes amendments to 23 CAR § 410 establishing facility requirements for motor vehicle dealers. The proposed rules cover building specifications (permanent structure, minimum 120 sq. ft. display and service areas), signage, hours of operation, and office standards. Separate provisions address branch location restrictions and modified requirements for ATV and low-speed vehicle dealers.

Arkansas Motor Vehicle Commission Rule Changes Incorporating Act 233 of 2025

The Arkansas Department of Labor and Licensing Motor Vehicle Commission has proposed amendments to its Administrative Rules to incorporate changes from Act 233 of 2025. The commission is accepting public written comments from April 3, 2026 through May 4, 2026. A detailed summary of the proposed changes is available on the Board's website.

CMS 1135 Waiver Request - Paperwork Reduction Act Notice

CMS published a notice under the Paperwork Reduction Act announcing a 60-day public comment period on a revision to the existing 1135 Waiver Request information collection (OMB Control No. 0938-1384). The collection supports the Acute Hospital Care at Home (AHCAH) program. Comments are due by June 1, 2026.

Section 337 Semiconductor Investigation - GlobalFoundries v. Tower Semiconductor Entities

The U.S. International Trade Commission has received a Section 337 complaint filed by GlobalFoundries U.S. Inc. against Tower Semiconductor Ltd. (Israel), Tower Partners Semiconductor Co., Ltd. (Japan), Tower Semiconductor Italy S.R.L., and four U.S. subsidiaries, alleging violations of 19 U.S.C. 1337 regarding imported semiconductor devices. The Commission is soliciting public comments on public interest factors before determining whether to issue limited exclusion orders and cease and desist orders.

Float Glass Products from China and Malaysia - Injury Determination

The ITC determined that the U.S. float glass industry is materially injured by reason of subsidized and LTFV imports from China, enabling antidumping and countervailing duty orders. The investigation concerning Malaysia's LTFV imports was terminated as negligible. Investigation Nos. 701-TA-748-749 and 731-TA-1726-1727.

USE IT Act Data Released on Federal Workspace Utilization

The U.S. General Services Administration released the first government-wide data on federal workspace utilization as required by the USE IT Act provision in the Thomas R. Carper Water Resources Development Act of 2024. The data reveals significant underutilization of federal space against the 60% occupancy threshold across 24 CFO Act agencies. GSA Administrator Edward C. Forst announced plans to eliminate underutilized buildings, co-locate agencies, and reduce excess space.

In Re the Commitment of Raul Eliss Dominguez v. the State of Texas - SVP Civil Commitment

The Texas Court of Appeals, 3rd District, affirmed the trial court's judgment in a sexually violent predator civil commitment case under Chapter 841 of the Texas Health and Safety Code. The court rejected Dominguez's appeal challenging the admission of evidence through the State's expert witness because the issue was not properly preserved for appellate review.

In Re Anurithi Chikkerur v. the State of Texas - Mandamus Denied

The Texas Court of Appeals, 3rd District (Austin), denied a petition for writ of mandamus filed by Anurithi Chikkerur, a pro se declared vexatious litigant. The relator sought relief from the Local Administrative Judge's denial of permission to file a motion for enforcement by contempt. The court denied the petition because the relator failed to provide a sufficient record from which to evaluate the merits of the claims.

In Re Turbeville v. State of Texas - Mandamus Denied

The Texas Court of Appeals, Third District at Austin, denied the petition for writ of mandamus filed by Brian Russell Turbeville against the State of Texas. The petition alleged mishandling of filings by the trial court in Travis County. The court reviewed the petition and record under Texas Rule of Appellate Procedure 52.8(a) and denied relief without further explanation.

In Re Donald Sandstrum v. State of Texas - Mandamus

The Texas Court of Appeals, 3rd District (Austin) denied a petition for writ of mandamus filed by Donald Sandstrum against the State of Texas. The disposition was entered on March 31, 2026, concluding the original proceeding from Travis County without granting the requested relief.

In re Anurithi Chikkerur v. State of Texas - Mandamus Denied

The Texas Court of Appeals, 3rd District (Austin) denied a petition for writ of mandamus filed by Anurithi Chikkerur, a pro se vexatious litigant. The court denied relief because the relator failed to provide a sufficient record from which the court could evaluate the merits of her petition, as required under Texas Rule of Appellate Procedure 52.7(a). The petition sought permission to file a motion for enforcement by contempt and request for clarification regarding a prior local administrative judge decision.

Storm recovery grants awarded to Florida communities

FloridaCommerce awarded over $1.5 million in storm recovery grants to eight Florida communities through the Rebuild Florida 2023 and 2024 Storms Hazard Mitigation Grant Match Program. Funds support critical infrastructure projects including generator installations, facility hardening, and flood risk reduction measures. Awards require a 25% local match and target communities affected by Hurricanes Idalia, Debby, Helene, Milton, and 2024 North Florida Tornadoes.

PDF Solutions, Inc. v. SMIC New Technology Research & Development - Arbitration Award Confirmation

PDF Solutions, Inc. filed a petition in the Northern District of California to confirm an arbitration award against SMIC New Technology Research & Development (Shanghai) Corporation. The petition, filed March 31, 2026 (Case No. 5:26-cv-02796), was accompanied by motions for pro hac vice appearance of attorney Daniel Ravicher and to file documents under seal.

President Donald J. Trump Ensures Citizenship Verification and Voter Eligibility in Federal Elections

President Donald J. Trump signed an Executive Order on March 31, 2026, requiring citizenship verification for Federal elections and mandating secure mail-in and absentee ballot procedures through USPS. The order directs DHS (with SSA) to compile State Citizenship Lists transmitted 60 days before each Federal election, and directs the Attorney General to prosecute election officials who distribute ballots to ineligible voters and to withhold Federal funds from noncompliant States.

Lane v. King - Interlocutory Appeal Denied

The Court of Appeals of Georgia denied an application for interlocutory appeal in Lane v. King (Docket A26I0173). The lower court case number is 2023SUCV0045. This procedural ruling allows the underlying litigation to proceed in the lower court without interruption.

State v. Bateman - Criminal Appeal

Wisconsin Court of Appeals issued its opinion in State v. Brent C. Bateman (Case No. 2024AP001117-CR), a criminal appeal from Milwaukee County. The court released this published opinion on March 31, 2026. This is a routine appellate court decision.

State v. Curtis Von Brown - Criminal Appeal

Wisconsin Court of Appeals issued its published opinion in State v. Curtis Von Brown (Case No. 2023AP001926) on March 31, 2026. The decision, originating from Milwaukee County in District 1, addresses issues raised on appeal from a lower court judgment. The opinion will be published in the bound volume of the official reports after final editing.

State v. Jordan Paul Fricke - Criminal Appeal

The Wisconsin Court of Appeals released a published opinion in State v. Jordan Paul Fricke, case number 2024AP000278-CR, on March 31, 2026. The opinion addresses criminal appeal issues originating from Milwaukee County in District 1.

Stephen E. Lee v. Zurich American Insurance - Insurance Coverage Dispute

The Wisconsin Court of Appeals decided Stephen E. Lee v. Zurich American Insurance Co. of New York/Illinois (Case No. 2024AP000352), resolving an insurance coverage dispute between the policyholder and the insurer. The appellate court issued its decision on March 31, 2026, in District 1, Milwaukee County, establishing precedent for similar insurance disputes in Wisconsin.

Siebers v. Barca - Civil Appeal

The Wisconsin Court of Appeals, District 4/1 (Dane County), released opinion 2023AP002199 in Siebers v. Barca on March 31, 2026. This civil appeal was decided by the appellate court and made available as a published opinion. The full opinion text is available via PDF from the court's electronic filing system.

Mallett v. IDS Property Casualty Insurance Company

The Wisconsin Court of Appeals, District I issued an opinion in Mallett v. IDS Property Casualty Insurance Company (Case No. 2024AP000377) on March 31, 2026, resolving a civil dispute between a consumer plaintiff and a property casualty insurer in Milwaukee County. The opinion addresses issues arising from an insurance coverage or claims dispute.

State v. Darius L. Brewer Jr - Criminal Appeal

Wisconsin Court of Appeals released its opinion in State v. Darius L. Brewer, Jr. (Case No. 2024AP001006-CR) on March 31, 2026. The opinion was filed in District 1, Milwaukee County. This is a published criminal appeal decision.

State v. Demetrius Raphael Ramos - Criminal Appeal

The Wisconsin Court of Appeals released its opinion in State v. Demetrius Raphael Ramos (Case No. 2024AP001800-CR) on March 31, 2026. The case originated in Milwaukee County, District 1, and the published opinion is now available. No substantive details about the ruling are provided in this document listing.

State v. Bateman - Criminal Appeal

The Wisconsin Court of Appeals released its opinion in State v. Brent C. Bateman (Case No. 2024AP001118-CR) on March 31, 2026. The opinion was filed in District 1, Milwaukee County. The document is a published appellate decision subject to further editing before inclusion in the official reports.

State v. Isaiah Jeremy Guy - Criminal Appeal

Wisconsin Court of Appeals issued a published opinion in State v. Isaiah Jeremy Guy (Case No. 2023AP001833-CR) on March 31, 2026. The defendant Isaiah Jeremy Guy appeared before the court in Milwaukee County, District 1. This is a routine appellate decision in a criminal matter.

Vehicle cyber attack protection using voltage measurements

The USPTO granted patent US12592937B2 to Marelli Europe S.p.A. for a method and device protecting vehicle communication networks from cyber attacks through voltage measurement analysis. The patent covers detecting malicious nodes by analyzing voltage distributions and cumulative deviations at receiving nodes to identify anomalous network behavior.

Trust Metadata for Network Packets

The USPTO granted US Patent 12592936B2 to Dell Products L.P. for a method of adding trust metadata to network packets. The invention prepends a data confidence fabric header containing hardware/software metadata to data streams before transmission across a network. The patent includes 20 claims covering methods and systems for establishing packet-level trust verification.

Role Container Access Management for Privileged Roles in Cloud Environments

USPTO granted Oracle Patent US12592934B2 covering role containers, activation workflows, and access management for privileged roles in private label cloud environments. The patent, assigned to Oracle International Corporation, describes techniques for managing role assignments using workflow-based assignment and activation. The patent contains 24 claims and covers H04L 63/105 and related classifications.

Networking techniques for enabling communication between multiple cloud environments

The USPTO granted patent US12592931B2 to Oracle International Corporation for techniques enabling private network paths between multiple cloud environments. The patent covers methods for establishing cross-cloud tenancy and secure communication between cloud platforms through shared resources. The patent was granted on March 31, 2026, with 18 claims covering cloud networking methodology.

Risk-Based Access Control Patent for Resource Access Permissions

USPTO granted Capital One Services, LLC Patent US12592933B2 for systems and methods managing resource access permissions using risk-based access control. The patent covers determining risk measures and inserting user identifiers into access control lists based on access level permissions.

Method and system for integrated process to streamline privileged access management

USPTO granted Patent US12592932B2 to Saudi Arabian Oil Company for a method integrating privileged access management (PAM) systems with self-service portals and workflow automation engines. The 14-claim invention streamlines access elevation requests by enabling policy-based approvals through an automated process. This is an informational patent grant notice with no regulatory compliance requirements.

Security integration for cloud services

The USPTO granted patent US12592938B2 to Sophos Limited on March 31, 2026, for a threat management facility integrating native enterprise security with cloud service provider threat data. The patent covers authentication to cloud services and mapping data feeds to extend threat detection beyond endpoint-centric techniques.

Ebony Wade v. Prcp-Atlanta Canopy Avondale, LLC D/B/A Canopy Glen - Eviction Appeal Jurisdiction

The Georgia Court of Appeals transferred Ebony Wade's eviction appeal (Case A26D0430) to the Magistrate Court of Gwinnett County for proper routing to state or superior court. The appellate court held it lacks jurisdiction over magistrate court judgments that have not been reviewed by a state or superior court first.

Aldo Dervishi v. State of Georgia - Habeas Corpus Transfer

The Georgia Court of Appeals transferred Case No. A26A1587 (Aldo Dervishi v. State of Georgia) to the Supreme Court of Georgia. The Court determined it lacked appellate jurisdiction because the Supreme Court has exclusive jurisdiction over habeas corpus cases under the Georgia Constitution. The petitioner had filed a purported habeas petition along with multiple motions related to traffic offense prosecutions, which the trial court dismissed.

Kenneth Adkins v. State - Discretionary Application Dismissed

The Georgia Court of Appeals dismissed Kenneth Adkins's discretionary application for appeal (Docket A26D0424). The dismissal resulted from Adkins's failure to comply with Court of Appeals Rule 31(c) by not providing a stamped 'filed' copy of the trial court's order, despite being given 10 days to supplement his application.

Herediabravo v. State - Appeal Dismissed for Failure to File Brief

The Court of Appeals of Georgia dismissed German Herediabravo's appeal (Docket No. A26A1446) for failure to file his brief and enumeration of errors by the court-ordered deadline of March 27, 2026. Despite receiving an extension and explicit warning that non-compliance would result in dismissal, Herediabravo failed to timely submit the required documents. The court relied on Tolbert v. Tolbert, 234 Ga. 708 (1975) as precedent for this dismissal.

Rafael Santana Jr. v. State - Criminal Appeal Dismissal

The Georgia Court of Appeals dismissed Rafael Santana Jr.'s appeal (Docket No. A26A1416) on March 31, 2026 for lack of jurisdiction. Santana sought an out-of-time appeal after pleading guilty to voluntary manslaughter and possession of a knife during the commission of a felony in 2021, receiving a 25-year sentence. The court found that OCGA § 5-6-39.1 did not apply because Santana neither filed within 100 days of the original deadline nor had an out-of-time motion dismissed under Cook v. State.

Piechoczek v. Jones - Child Custody Appeal Dismissed

The Georgia Court of Appeals dismissed appeal A26A1266 in Piechoczek v. Jones, a child custody dispute, for lack of jurisdiction. The court found that the appellant's pro se motion for new trial was a legal nullity because she was simultaneously represented by counsel, and therefore did not toll the 30-day deadline to file a notice of appeal under OCGA § 5-6-38(a).

Taylor Porter v. Obrianne Murphy - Discretionary Appeal Granted

The Court of Appeals of Georgia granted the discretionary appeal application in Taylor Porter v. Obrianne Murphy (Docket No. A26D0409). The appellant has 10 days from March 31, 2026 to file a Notice of Appeal. The case originated in juvenile court (LC No. 2500053).

Zachary Perritt v. Barbara S. Luke - Discretionary Appeal Denied

The Court of Appeals of Georgia denied the discretionary application for appeal filed by Zachary Perritt in Case No. A26D0440. The underlying matter originated as State Court of Fulton County Case No. SUCA2024000126. This routine procedural denial concludes the appellate review process without any substantive ruling on the merits.

Morrow v. Pac Green Park LLC - Dispossessory Case Transfer

The Georgia Court of Appeals transferred Jayla Morrow v. Pac Green Park LLC back to the Magistrate Court of DeKalb County for proper routing to state or superior court. The appellate court lacked jurisdiction because appeals from magistrate court dispossessory judgments must proceed via de novo appeal to state or superior court under OCGA § 15-10-41(b)(1), not discretionary appeal to the Court of Appeals.

Piechoczek v. Jones - Paternity Appeal Dismissal

The Court of Appeals of Georgia dismissed Julianna Piechoczek's direct appeal in her paternity and child custody case (Docket No. A26A1258). The dismissal was based on the procedural ground that Piechoczek's pro se notice of appeal was a legal nullity because she was represented by counsel at the time of filing. The court reaffirmed established Georgia precedent that parties cannot file pro se pleadings while simultaneously represented by counsel.

Georgia appeal dismissed, Portfolio Recovery Associates wins

Georgia appeal dismissed, Portfolio Recovery Associates wins

Radiation detection apparatus with dual sensor panels

USPTO granted Patent US12588879B2 to Canon Kabushiki Kaisha for a radiation detection apparatus featuring dual sensor panels with a separable adhesive coupling mechanism. The invention, filed by Daiki Nakagawa et al., enables damage-free separation of sensor panels under stimulation and has applications in CT apparatus.

X-ray System and Method for Tissue Structural Analysis and Imaging

USPTO granted patent US12588883B2 to EosDx Inc. for an X-ray system combining mammography with absorption contrast imaging and diffractometer to analyze breast tissue structure and identify potential cancer sites. The patent, with 20 claims, names inventors Alexander P. Lazarev and Pavel Lazarev, and was filed July 13, 2023.

Portable radiographic imaging apparatus and radiographic imaging system

USPTO granted patent US12588880B2 to Konica Minolta, Inc. on March 31, 2026. The patent covers a portable radiographic imaging apparatus with a plurality of connectors supporting generic and non-generic communication cables. The patent has 6 claims and is classified under CPC A61B 6/4233, A61B 6/4283, A61B 6/4405, and A61B 6/56.

X-ray detector and radiographic X-ray apparatus

USPTO granted patent US12588878B2 to Sharp Display Technology Corporation for an X-ray detector featuring alternately stacked scintillators and low refractive index layers with light collecting portions. The invention improves light collection efficiency in radiographic imaging by focusing emitted light toward corresponding photoelectric conversion elements. This patent has 5 claims and covers technology applicable to radiographic X-ray apparatus.

Physiological Parameter Sensing Alert System with Activity-Based Alert Adaptation

The USPTO granted Royal Philips N.V. Patent US12588875B2 for a physiological parameter sensing system that combines physiological sensor signals with activity monitoring to determine when additional measurements are recommended. The system generates alerts with characteristics adapted to the user's current activity type and level to ensure alerts are perceived without causing annoyance. The patent includes 12 claims and was filed December 10, 2019.

Cardenas v. Attorney General - Immigration Relief

Third Circuit granted in part Samuel Cardenas's petition for review of BIA decision, remanding for reconsideration of special rule cancellation under 8 U.S.C. § 1229b(b)(2)(A)(i)(II) for battered children. The court held that applicants seeking special rule cancellation must show they were abused by an LPR or citizen who held that status when the applicant sought relief. The court denied review of Cardenas's cancellation of removal claim, affirming the IJ's determination that substantial evidence supported the finding that his mother would not suffer exceptional or extremely unusual hardship.

DiFraia v. Ransom - Eighth Amendment Prison Medical Treatment

The Third Circuit affirmed dismissal of prisoner Jonathan DiFraia's Eighth Amendment and ADA claims against prison medical officials who removed him from medication-assisted treatment based on suspected drug diversion. The court held that good-faith medical judgments by prison staff do not meet the subjective deliberate-indifference standard. The court vacated dismissal of the state-law negligence claim and remanded for reconsideration in light of intervening circuit precedent.

Alabama Office-Based Surgery Regulations - Three-Tier System

The Alabama Board of Medical Examiners finalized comprehensive overhaul of Office-Based Surgery (OBS) regulations, effective March 16, 2026, with full compliance required by January 1, 2027. The rules establish a new three-tier classification system (Levels I, II, III) based on procedural risk and depth of anesthesia, replacing regulations unchanged since 2003. Registration now applies to both physicians and physician offices.

Illinois GIPA Genetic Privacy Case - No Liability Without Employment Harm

A federal court in Illinois granted summary judgment to AbbVie in Daniel Henry v. AbbVie, Inc., finding no GIPA violation despite a third-party nurse allegedly asking about family medical history during a pre-employment exam. The court held that requesting genetic information is not actionable under GIPA when the applicant's refusal had no bearing on employment decisions.

New Medicare Advantage Compliance Program Guidance

The OIG released new Industry Segment-Specific Voluntary Compliance Program Guidance (ICPG) for Medicare Advantage Organizations (MAOs) for the first time in over two decades. The guidance identifies seven key risk areas including access to care, marketing and enrollment, and utilization management. This voluntary, nonbinding guidance is intended to complement CMS regulations and signal OIG enforcement priorities to the MA industry.

Healthcare Regulatory Developments Newsletter

JD Supra Healthcare newsletter summarizing March 2026 regulatory developments: FTC announces new healthcare task force for anticompetitive enforcement; bipartisan House bill proposes waiving $100,000 H-1B visa application fees for foreign healthcare professionals; HHS engages pharmaceutical companies on Most Favored Nation drug pricing legislation; PCMA seeks rollback of Labor Department PBM price transparency rule; and Supreme Court ruling pending on False Claims Act qui tam provisions.

Stark Law SRDP Podcast Covers Physician Referral Prohibitions

McDonald Hopkins published Episode 8 of the Legal Diagnosis podcast, featuring healthcare attorneys Liz Sullivan and Emily Johnson discussing the Stark Law and Strategic Self-Referral Disclosure Protocol (SRDP). The podcast explains the strict-liability nature of the Stark Law, which prohibits physicians from referring Medicare or Medicaid patients for Designated Health Services to entities with which they have a financial relationship unless a specific exception applies. The episode is targeted at healthcare providers and legal professionals seeking to understand federal physician self-referral prohibitions.

Vermont AG Settles with UCS - Healthcare Provider Settlement

The Vermont Attorney General's Medicaid Fraud and Residential Abuse Unit settled with United Counseling Service of Bennington County for $483,464 over allegations of service failures and safety risks to Medicaid recipients. The settlement requires extensive organizational reforms including a development services oversight monitor and a new director of quality position. This highlights state AG focus on False Claims Act liability and public safety risk management for healthcare organizations serving vulnerable populations.

Mindara Modern Psychiatry Trademark Application

Mindara LLC filed an Intent to Use trademark application (TM99526630) with the USPTO on December 3, 2025, for 'MINDARA MODERN PSYCHIATRY' covering psychiatric services (Class 44). The application remains pending as of March 30, 2026.

Kitsune Acupuncture and Holistic Beauty Trademark

The USPTO published trademark application TM99526920 for "KITSUNE ACUPUNCTURE AND HOLISTIC BEAUTY" covering acupuncture services. The trademark was published for opposition on March 30, 2026, opening a period during which third parties may challenge the registration. This is a routine trademark publication notice with no new compliance obligations.

REALDEBT Trademark - Mortgage Brokerage Services

USPTO published REALDEBT trademark application (TM99513124) for mortgage brokerage services on March 30, 2026. The trademark publication initiates a standard 30-day opposition period during which third parties may file an opposition to prevent registration. This is a routine administrative action in the trademark registration process.

FLX CFO Trademark Publication for Opposition

USPTO published trademark application TM99434330 for FLX CFO covering fractional Chief Financial Officer services, specifically financial management services. The application was filed on 2025-10-09 and published for opposition on 2026-03-30. This is a standard trademark publication notice with no new regulatory obligations.

LIQUID TREASURY Trademark Application

The USPTO received an intent-to-use trademark application (TM99512904) for LIQUID TREASURY filed on November 24, 2025. The application covers software services for blockchain transactions, smart contracts, digital asset management, cryptocurrency exchange, stablecoin services, and financial custody services. This is a routine trademark filing with no regulatory obligations.

INFINITY WEALTH COUNSEL Trademark - Financial Services

The USPTO published trademark application TM99374155 for "INFINITY WEALTH COUNSEL" covering financial services including tax planning, financial planning, investment advisory services, wealth management, and estate planning. The publication initiates an opposition period during which third parties may challenge the registration.

CWM Continuity Wealth Management Trademark

USPTO published trademark application TM99473764 for 'CWM CONTINUITY WEALTH MANAGEMENT' covering financial information and advisory services, financial planning, investment advisory services, and financial asset management. The application was filed on October 31, 2025, and published for opposition on March 30, 2026.

Venezuela Sanctions Compliance FAQ 1247

OFAC published Venezuela-related FAQ 1247 providing interpretive guidance on Venezuela sanctions compliance. The FAQ addresses common questions regarding prohibited transactions, persons, and activities under Venezuela sanctions programs. The document applies to U.S. persons and entities engaging in transactions involving Venezuela.

Automation Overreliance Causes Two Fatal Ford BlueCruise Crashes

The NTSB concluded its investigations into two fatal 2024 crashes involving Ford BlueCruise hands-free partial automation systems, finding that driver overreliance on automation contributed to both incidents. In the San Antonio crash, a Ford struck a stationary Honda CR-V, killing the Honda driver; in the Philadelphia crash, a Ford struck stationary vehicles killing two more drivers. The NTSB issued recommendations to DOT, NHTSA, and Ford calling for standardized performance requirements and improved data recording for Level 2 automation systems.

Energy Efficiency Installer Certification Application

The Illinois Commerce Commission received and filed an application from Angstrom LLC seeking certification to install energy efficiency measures under Section 16-128B of the Public Utilities Act. The case has been assigned docket number P2026-0290 and is currently pending before an Administrative Law Judge. This is a routine certification filing for a new energy efficiency installer seeking authority to operate in Illinois.

Global Communications Petition to Cancel Pay Phone Service Authority

Global Communications filed a petition with the Illinois Commerce Commission to cancel its Customer Owned Pay Phone (COPTS) service authority under case type 13-406 (Full Abandonment Authority). The case is in initial status with an Administrative Law Judge action pending. This is a routine service abandonment petition subject to ICC review.

Southern Illinois Connector LLC Crude Oil Pipeline Certificate and Eminent Domain Application

The Illinois Commerce Commission received an application from Southern Illinois Connector LLC seeking a Certificate of Public Convenience and Necessity to construct and operate a crude oil pipeline as a common carrier. The application also requests eminent domain authority under Section 15-401 of the Common Carrier by Pipeline Law. The case is currently in initial status with Administrative Law Judge action pending.

National Gas & Electric Petition for Confidential Net Metering Report

National Gas & Electric, LLC filed a petition with the Illinois Commerce Commission seeking confidential treatment of portions of its net metering report under 83 Ill. Admin. Code 465.40. The petition, docketed as P2026-0298, was filed on March 31, 2026 and is currently pending before an Administrative Law Judge.

Wholesale Carrier Services Proprietary Treatment Request

Wholesale Carrier Services, Inc. filed a petition with the Illinois Commerce Commission seeking confidential treatment of portions of its Annual Report to protect highly proprietary information from disclosure for a minimum of two years. The petition, docketed as P2026-0297, was filed March 31, 2026, and is pending before an Administrative Law Judge. This proceeding affects telecommunications carriers operating in Illinois subject to ICC reporting requirements.

Confidential Treatment Request for 2025 Annual Report

The Illinois Commerce Commission received a petition from Time Warner Cable Information Services (Illinois), LLC requesting confidential treatment of its 2025 Annual Report. The petition was filed under Docket P2026-0296 and is classified as a Proprietary Treatment Request for an Inter-Exchange Carrier and Local Exchange Carrier. An Administrative Law Judge has action pending on this matter.

Bandwidth.com CLEC Annual Report Proprietary Protection Petition

Bandwidth.com CLEC, LLC filed a petition with the Illinois Commerce Commission seeking emergency protective orders to shield portions of its Annual Report from public disclosure for a minimum of two years. The petition cites the need to protect highly proprietary information. The matter is currently at the initial stage with an Administrative Law Judge action pending.

Time Warner Cable Business LLC Petition for Confidential Treatment of Annual Report

Time Warner Cable Business LLC filed a petition with the Illinois Commerce Commission requesting confidential treatment of its 2025 Annual Report. The petition, docketed as P2026-0295 on March 31, 2026, is pending before an Administrative Law Judge. This is a routine proprietary treatment request.

Proprietary Treatment Request for Annual Report

Intrado Safety Communications, Inc. filed a petition with the Illinois Commerce Commission seeking emergency relief to protect portions of its Annual Report from public disclosure for a minimum of two years. The company argues the information is highly proprietary and would cause competitive harm if disclosed. The petition is currently pending before an Administrative Law Judge.

Charter Fiberlink-Illinois Confidential Treatment Petition for 2025 Annual Report

Charter Fiberlink-Illinois, LLC filed a petition with the Illinois Commerce Commission seeking confidential treatment of its 2025 Annual Report under P2026-0293. The petition requests protection from public disclosure for proprietary information contained in the annual filing. The case is currently in initial status with an Administrative Law Judge action pending.

BCM One requests annual report confidentiality protection

BCM One, Inc. filed a petition with the Illinois Commerce Commission seeking emergency confidential treatment of portions of its Annual Report for a minimum of two years. The carrier cites the need to protect highly proprietary business information. The petition is currently pending before an Administrative Law Judge.

PacifiCorp 2025 Integrated Resource Plan Update

The Utah Public Service Commission posted PacifiCorp's 2025 Integrated Resource Plan Update filed March 31, 2026, in Docket No. 25-035-22. The docket contains the utility's redacted resource planning documentation along with public comments submitted from December 2025 through March 2026. This is a routine state regulatory proceeding for electric utility resource planning.

Rocky Mountain Power Electric Vehicle Infrastructure Program Annual Report

The Utah Public Service Commission posted Rocky Mountain Power's 2025 Annual Report for its Electric Vehicle Infrastructure Program (EVIP) under Docket No. 26-035-19. The filing includes an Action Request with an April 30, 2026 deadline and Excel attachments with EVIP accounting summaries by year. Some appendices regarding availability, outages, and revenue remain confidential.

Ohio Valley Gas Rate Adjustment Approval

The Indiana Utility Regulatory Commission issued Order No. 44147 GCA 53 approving Ohio Valley Gas Corporation and Ohio Valley Gas, Inc.'s Gas Cost Adjustment rates applicable April through June 2026. The order establishes new rates under Indiana Code § 8-1-2-42(g) following review of utility contracts with ANR Pipeline, Texas Gas Transmission, and Midwest Gas Transmission. The rates apply to natural gas service in 17 Indiana counties.

Order Authorizing Commissioners and ALJs to Conduct Hearings in Assigned Cases

The Indiana Utility Regulatory Commission issued an order authorizing designated commissioners and administrative law judges to conduct hearings and investigations in assigned cases pursuant to Ind. Code § 8-1-1-3(e). The order formally authorizes presiding officers assigned to specific utility cases, including electric and gas matters, to proceed with hearings. This is a routine administrative order assigning case responsibilities rather than imposing new regulatory requirements.

Marine and Coastal Project Grant Funding Available

NY DEC and New York Sea Grant announced $85,000 in small grant funding for marine and coastal projects supporting conservation, education, research, and recreational fishing. Applications are due May 19, 2026. The program is funded through the Marine and Coastal District Environmental Custom License Plate initiative.

Environmental Conservation Police Operations Report

NY DEC released a press release summarizing Environmental Conservation Police Officers' 2025 activities. The Division responded to over 35,575 complaints and issued 15,673 tickets or arrests for violations including deer poaching, solid waste dumping, illegal mining, illegal pet trade, and excessive emissions violations. Specific cases highlighted include an undercover operation involving an illegal Eastern box turtle sale in Harlem and an illegal deer take investigation in Wayne County resulting in misdemeanor charges.

St. Claire Lee v. Progressive Universal Insurance Company

Wisconsin Court of Appeals issued an opinion in St. Claire Q. Lee v. Progressive Universal Insurance Company, case number 2024AP002421. The case originated in Milwaukee County, District 1, and was released on March 31, 2026. This is a published appellate opinion resolving a dispute between an individual and an insurance company.

State v. John Anthony Jackson - Civil Appeal

The Wisconsin Court of Appeals issued an opinion in State v. John Anthony Jackson (Case No. 2025AP000004) for Milwaukee County, District 1. The opinion was released on March 31, 2026, and is available in PDF format. This is a published opinion subject to further editing before appearing in official reports.

Kerstner's Transmission & 4-Wheel Drive Center, Inc. v. Mesa Underwriters Specialty Insurance Company

The Wisconsin Court of Appeals issued a published opinion in case 2024AP002627, Kerstner's Transmission & 4-Wheel Drive Center, Inc. v. Mesa Underwriters Specialty Insurance Company. The opinion was released on March 31, 2026, in Outagamie County, District 3. This is a civil dispute between an automotive transmission and 4-wheel drive repair business and a specialty insurance company.

State v. Rodney D. Robbins - Criminal Appeal

Wisconsin Court of Appeals released a published opinion in State v. Rodney D. Robbins, Case No. 2024AP002470-CR. The opinion was filed in District 1, Milwaukee County on March 31, 2026. The case involves a criminal appeal from the lower court.

Kevin Schneider v. Wisconsin Health Care Liability Insurance Plan

The Wisconsin Court of Appeals released its opinion in Kevin Schneider v. Wisconsin Health Care Liability Insurance Plan (Case No. 2024AP002143) on March 31, 2026. The case, decided in Milwaukee County (District 1), involves a dispute between Kevin Schneider and the Wisconsin Health Care Liability Insurance Plan. The full opinion is available via PDF from the court's electronic opinions system.

State v. Laurence C. Paine civil appeal 2024AP002023

State v. Laurence C. Paine civil appeal 2024AP002023

State v. Bryant - Criminal Appeal

Wisconsin Court of Appeals issued a published opinion in State v. Keenan Deontae Bryant (Case No. 2024AP002355-CR) on March 31, 2026. The opinion was released in District 1, Milwaukee County, and is subject to further editing before final publication in the bound volume of official reports.

State v. Tyrone T. Johnson - Criminal Appeal

The Wisconsin Court of Appeals issued its published opinion in State v. Tyrone T. Johnson (2024AP002403-CR) on March 31, 2026. This criminal appeal was decided in District 1 covering Milwaukee County. The full opinion is available in PDF format.

City of Middleton v. Office of Commissioner of Railroads

The Wisconsin Court of Appeals issued an opinion in City of Middleton v. The Office of Commissioner of Railroads (Case No. 2024AP002222) released March 31, 2026. The case involves an administrative appeal concerning railroad regulation in Dane County, District 4.

State v. Tyrone T. Johnson - Criminal Appeal

Wisconsin Court of Appeals issued a published opinion in State v. Tyrone T. Johnson (2024AP002404-CR), a criminal appeal originating from Milwaukee County, District 1. The opinion is now available in official PDF format and will be included in the bound volume of official reports after final editing.

State v. Jasmine C. Daniels - Criminal Appeal

The Wisconsin Court of Appeals issued an opinion in State v. Jasmine C. Daniels (Case No. 2025AP000074-CR), a criminal appeal from Milwaukee County. The opinion was released on March 31, 2026, and is now available in PDF format through the court's electronic filing system. This represents a routine appellate review of a lower court decision.

State v. Jackson - Criminal Appeal

The Wisconsin Court of Appeals released a published opinion in State v. John Anthony Jackson, Case No. 2025AP000005. The opinion was released on March 31, 2026, from District 1 (Milwaukee County). This is a published appellate opinion that may establish precedent for future criminal proceedings.

State v. Hearnes - Criminal Appeal

The Nebraska Court of Appeals issued an opinion in State v. Hearnes, addressing issues of trial joinder and hearsay evidence in a criminal appeal. The court applied the joinder test to determine whether the trial court properly joined multiple offenses for a single trial and evaluated hearsay evidence under the relevant exceptions to the Rules of Evidence.

State v. Swartz - Postconviction Relief Denial

The Nebraska Court of Appeals affirmed the Hall County District Court's denial of Anthoney Swartz's motion for postconviction relief. Swartz claimed ineffective assistance of appellate counsel and lack of jurisdiction due to delayed probation revocation proceedings. The court rejected these arguments, finding the district court had jurisdiction and the claims were procedurally barred.

Mitchell v. Mitchell - Child Support Modification Appeal

The Nebraska Court of Appeals affirmed the district court's denial of David D. Mitchell Jr.'s motion to modify child support. Mitchell argued that his substantially reduced income following his business bankruptcy warranted a reduction in his child support obligation. The appellate court upheld the district court's finding that Mitchell's gross monthly income of $4,063 plus $400 in food stamps did not constitute a sufficient material change in circumstances to justify modifying or suspending child support obligations.

State v. Britsch - Speedy Trial Rights

The Nebraska Court of Appeals affirmed the district court's order denying Gunnar Britsch's motion for absolute discharge based on statutory speedy trial violations under Neb. Rev. Stat. § 29-1207. The court upheld that 69 days were properly excluded from the 6-month speedy trial period as 'good cause' due to judicial recusal and rescheduling, extending the deadline from June 7 to August 16, 2024. The State successfully demonstrated sufficient excludable time to avoid absolute discharge.

State v. Hernandez - Evidence Ruling, Appellate Review Standards

The Nebraska Court of Appeals issued State v. Hernandez on March 31, 2026, addressing appellate review standards for evidence rulings and trial court procedures in criminal cases. The court analyzed the abuse of discretion standard for reviewing trial court decisions on evidence admissibility, motions for mistrial, and sentencing enhancements. The decision affirms Nebraska's established framework for appellate review while applying these standards to specific evidence and procedural issues raised by the defendant.

Climer v. Wilson - Custody Modification Appeal

The Nebraska Court of Appeals affirmed the Saunders County District Court's denial of Melanie Climer's complaint to modify custody arrangements and dismissal of her contempt application against Israel Wilson. The appellate court upheld the original custody order under case No. A-25-311, finding no abuse of discretion in the lower court's decision.

Villegas v. Bridges, Inc. - Workers' Compensation Subrogation

The Nebraska Court of Appeals affirmed the district court's allocation of $3,000,000 in third-party settlement proceeds from a wrongful death claim, awarding the workers' compensation insurer Zurich American $27,612.21 for past payments and a $47,891.22 credit for future payments, with $72,387.79 to the estate. The appellate court rejected appellants' claim that the division was not 'fair and equitable' under Neb. Rev. Stat. § 48-118.04.

State v. Tilkins - Criminal Appeal

The Nebraska Court of Appeals affirmed Kevin A. Tilkins, Sr.'s convictions for assault by strangulation (Class IIIA felony), third degree domestic assault (Class I misdemeanor), and two counts of child abuse (Class I misdemeanors). The appellate court rejected Tilkins' challenges to evidence sufficiency and claims of ineffective assistance of counsel. This decision upholds the Buffalo County District Court judgment from case No. A-25-526.

Denaturalization Order for Medical Trade Secret Theft and Wire Fraud

The DOJ announced that a federal judge in the Southern District of California revoked the naturalized U.S. citizenship of Li Chen and Yu Zhou for illegally procuring naturalization through trade secret theft and wire fraud. The couple, former research scientists at Nationwide Children's Hospital, stole exosome isolation trade secrets and received nearly $1.5 million from selling the intellectual property to benefit their own company and another enterprise. Chen was sentenced to 30 months and Zhou to 33 months in prison, with over $2.6 million in restitution ordered jointly.

World Shipping Council v. FMC - Vessel Space Rule Challenge Denied

The DC Circuit denied the World Shipping Council's petition challenging the FMC's final rule defining 'unreasonable refusal to deal or negotiate' regarding vessel space accommodations. The court upheld 46 C.F.R. § 542.1, finding the rule within the Commission's statutory authority and not arbitrary or capricious. The rule remains in effect for ocean common carriers operating in U.S. foreign commerce.

Secretary of Labor v. Knight Hawk Coal - Interlocutory Appeal Jurisdiction

The D.C. Circuit dismissed the Secretary of Labor's interlocutory appeals in consolidated cases (Nos. 24-1293, 24-1294) involving mine operators Knight Hawk Coal and Crimson Oak Grove Resources, finding it lacked jurisdiction to review nonfinal Commission orders. The court held that the Secretary's attempts to modify citations by removing S&S designations or vacating citations without explanation did not meet the collateral-order doctrine exception to the final-judgment rule.

Secretary of Labor v. Knight Hawk Coal - MSHA Settlement Authority Interlocutory Review

The D.C. Circuit dismissed petitions for review filed by the Secretary of Labor seeking interlocutory review of Federal Mine Safety and Health Review Commission orders. The court held that nonfinal Commission orders denying the Secretary's motions to settle or modify MSHA citations are not immediately appealable under the collateral-order doctrine. The Secretary must await final decisions before seeking appellate review.

INREBIC Trademark Registration for Pharmaceutical Preparations

USPTO registered trademark TM86690908 for INREBIC on March 30, 2026. The mark covers pharmaceutical preparations for treatment of beta thalassemia, myelodysplastic syndromes, blood diseases, cancer, and cytokine inhibitory drugs. Originally filed July 13, 2015.

VIAFILL trademark renewal for bone void fillers

USPTO renewed the VIAFILL trademark (TM90272233) for bone void fillers consisting of biological materials. The trademark was originally filed on October 22, 2020. Trademark holders should ensure their IP portfolios remain current through periodic renewals.

VIAMEND trademark renewal for bone void fillers

The USPTO renewed the VIAMEND trademark (Registration TM90191559) for bone void fillers consisting of biological materials. The trademark was originally filed on September 18, 2020, and the renewal was processed on March 30, 2026. This is a routine trademark maintenance action with no new obligations imposed on the trademark holder or affected manufacturers.

Curagen Trademark Application - Wound Dressings

USPTO published trademark application TM99206605 for "CURAGEN" covering adhesive bandages for skin wounds, wound dressings, and medical/surgical dressings. The application was filed May 28, 2025 and published March 30, 2026. The trademark covers Class 10 medical devices for wound care.

Microcyn Intent-to-Use Trademark Application for Disinfectant Products

USPTO received an intent-to-use trademark application for 'MICROCYN' (Serial No. TM99323863) covering all-purpose disinfectants and disinfectants for medical, dental, and veterinary instruments. The application was filed by Microcyn on August 6, 2025. This filing does not grant trademark rights until the mark is used in commerce.

Realtek Multi-Link Data Transmission Patent Grant

USPTO granted Realtek Semiconductor Corporation Patent US12592742B2 for a multi-link data transmission method in wireless networking. The patent covers transmitting identical data simultaneously over two separate links and stopping secondary transmission upon receiving a response on the primary link, reducing network redundancy.

Network credential update method for target mobile connections

USPTO granted patent US12593208B2 to Beijing Jingdong Qianshi Technology Co., Ltd. on March 31, 2026, covering a method for updating network credentials in mobile connection systems. The patent describes a process for determining when to send updated credentials to mobile terminals via backup connections and establishing target network connections based on credential matching.

Zero-Trust Policy Generation via Application Segmentation

USPTO granted patent US12592930B2 to Zscaler, Inc. covering systems and methods for generating zero-trust access policies through sequence-based application segmentation. The patent describes analyzing user application access log data to identify sequential patterns, grouping applications into app-segments and users into user-groups, and generating access policies accordingly.

Endoscope bending section

USPTO granted patent US12588804B2 to Cook Medical Technologies LLC for an endoscope bending section capable of bending in four directions independent of the viewing configuration. The patent includes 19 claims covering continuous and discontinuous rib designs that allow accessory channels to move laterally within the device interior cavity.

Image diagnosis assistance apparatus, endoscope system, image diagnosis assistance method, and image diagnosis assistance program

USPTO granted Patent US12588799B2 to FUJIFILM Corporation on March 31, 2026. The patent covers an image diagnosis assistance apparatus and endoscope system that performs region-of-interest recognition using both screen display and audio reporting, with audio reporting levels adjusted based on examination status determination. The patent contains 12 claims and was assigned to inventor Toshihiro Usuda.

Imaging systems with improved accuracy and measurements

USPTO granted patent US12588808B2 to Aliph Medical Inc. covering imaging systems with improved accuracy using synchronized modulators to generate image markers for distortion correction. The patent applies to ocular biometry and topography, including OCT arrangements and on-axis imaging systems for whole-eye imaging.

Endoscope treatment tool

USPTO granted Patent US12588800B2 to Olympus Corporation for an endoscope treatment tool featuring a tubular distal-end member, outer sheath with channel, treatment-tool body with bendable insertion portion, and rotating member with through-hole. The invention enables guided treatment along a curved locus when pushed in the longitudinal direction. Patent has 13 claims and covers CPC classifications including A61B 1/018 and A61B 17/29.

Vision Test Apparatus and System Patent

USPTO granted patent US12588807B2 to EYEMIKAN BIOTECH INC. on March 31, 2026 for a vision test apparatus combining converging and diverging lenses to form virtual images for vision testing. The patent covers the optical system design and method for conducting vision assessments.

Connection joint for endoscopes

The USPTO granted patent US12588802B2 to OLYMPUS CORPORATION for a connection joint for endoscopes with 15 claims. The patent, invented by Kazuki Ono, covers a first sleeve design for externally fitting tube end portions with a first pusher and bias releasing mechanism.

Endoscopic Device with Telescoping Members

USPTO granted patent US12588805B2 to Cook Medical Technologies LLC for an endoscopic device with telescoping members. The invention comprises a handle, an elongate tube, an accessory channel, and a movable slide within a curved track to control channel movement. The patent contains 20 claims.

McBee v. State - Recusal Appeal Denied

The Tennessee Court of Criminal Appeals denied Jacquiz McBee's petition for recusal appeal as untimely and for failure to attach required documents. The petition was filed 22 days after the February 18, 2026 deadline (21 days from the January 28, 2026 trial court order). The court also found the petition deficient because no trial court order, pleadings, or supporting documents were attached. Costs of the proceeding were taxed to the State of Tennessee.

State v Russell - Firearm Possession After Felony Drug Conviction

The Tennessee Court of Criminal Appeals affirmed Charles Hubert Russell's conviction for unlawful possession of a firearm after a felony drug conviction. The court rejected Russell's Second Amendment challenge to Tennessee Code Annotated § 39-17-1307(b)(1)(B), finding the statute constitutional as applied to defendants with multiple prior felony drug convictions.

State v. Sexton - Vehicular Homicide Conviction Affirmed

The Tennessee Court of Criminal Appeals affirmed Jennifer Leigh Sexton's conviction for vehicular homicide by recklessness and related offenses, upholding an effective 10-year sentence. The court rejected the defendant's claims that the trial court improperly admitted expert testimony, erred in jury instructions, and lacked sufficient evidence for the false report conviction. All three appellate issues were found to lack merit.

HMDA Loan Data Now Available on FFIEC Platform

The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau and Federal Financial Institutions Examination Council announced that HMDA Modified Loan Application Register data for 2025 are now available on the FFIEC HMDA Platform for approximately 4,768 HMDA filers. The published loan-level data have been modified to protect consumer privacy and are accessible as institution-specific files or a combined dataset.

Exploring the Structure of Bank Holding Companies

The Federal Reserve Bank of New York's Liberty Street Economics blog published an educational post explaining the structure of bank holding companies (BHCs) and financial holding companies (FHCs). The article uses a fictional 'Central Point Corporation' to illustrate organizational hierarchies, regulatory filing requirements (FR Y-9C, FR Y-9LP, FFIEC 031), and the distinctions between different entity types within banking organizations. This is the first in a series replacing the discontinued Quarterly Trends report.

Veterans Scam And Fraud Evasion Act of 2026 Cost Estimate

The CBO issued a cost estimate for S. 2683, the Veterans Scam and Fraud Evasion Act of 2026, as ordered reported by the Senate Committee on Veterans' Affairs on March 18, 2026. The estimate projects zero impact on the federal deficit and authorizes $4 million in appropriations for implementation. This estimate is informational and does not represent final passage of the legislation.

Veterans Cemetery and Public Entombment Legislation Cost Estimate

The Congressional Budget Office (CBO) issued a zero-cost estimate for S. 2807, the Restoring the Sanctity of Public Entombments, Cemeteries, and Tributes Act of 2026. The bill was ordered reported by the Senate Committee on Veterans' Affairs on March 18, 2026. CBO determined the legislation would have no significant impact on the federal budget.

Bimodal Consciousness Integration System trademark, mental health services

USPTO published trademark application TM99525820 for "BCIS/BIMODAL CONSCIOUSNESS INTEGRATION SYSTEM" covering consulting services in mental health and wellness. The application was filed on December 2, 2025, as an Intent to Use filing. No opposition period or compliance requirements are currently triggered for third parties.

THE LAB. VITALITY CLUB Trademark Application TM99518294

USPTO received trademark application TM99518294 for 'THE LAB. VITALITY CLUB' filed November 26, 2025, covering medical, fitness, and wellness services including health clubs, personal training, dietary guidance, physical therapy, and medical services. The application is filed on an Intent to Use basis with no compliance obligations imposed on other entities.

Squaremind Trademark Application - Medical Services

USPTO published trademark application TM99513703 for SQUAREMIND in Class 044 (Medical Services) under Intent to Use designation. The application covers medical imaging, telemedicine, medical software development, and healthcare consulting services. The publication date is March 30, 2026, starting a 30-day opposition period.

Rugged Mind and Body Trademark - Mental Health Services

The USPTO published trademark application TM99540083 for RUGGED MIND AND BODY covering mental health services (Class 44), filed December 10, 2025. The publication initiates the standard 30-day opposition period during which third parties may challenge the registration. No compliance actions are required from the public or regulated entities.

CHARLOTTE GASTRO medical trademark publication

The USPTO published CHARLOTTE GASTRO (TM99525728) for opposition on March 30, 2026. The trademark covers medical services including medical diagnostic services, medical research, and providing medical research information. The application was filed December 2, 2025. This is a routine trademark publication notice with no new compliance obligations.

Arkansas ATV, LSV dealer rules proposed amendments

Arkansas ATV, LSV dealer rules proposed amendments

Proposed Fine Against Devinaire Industries for Hazardous Materials Violations

The FAA proposes a $97,750 civil penalty against Devinaire Industries of Hillsboro, Oregon, for allegedly violating hazardous materials regulations. The company allegedly accepted radiopharmaceutical shipments on two flights in January 2025 without proper employee training, incomplete shipping documentation, and failure to maintain required records.

FAA Proposes $70,500 Fine Against Verizon for Hazardous Materials Violations

The Federal Aviation Administration proposes a $70,500 civil penalty against Verizon Communications, Inc. for allegedly violating hazardous materials regulations. The agency alleges Verizon improperly offered three shipments of 2,000-3,000 cell phones containing lithium-ion batteries to FedEx for air transport in May 2024, failing to properly class, describe, package, mark, label, or provide required emergency response information for the hazardous materials.

FAA $260k Fine Against World Event Promotions for Lithium Battery Violations

The FAA proposes a $260,000 civil penalty against World Event Promotions (WEP) of Coral Gables, Florida for allegedly violating hazardous materials regulations. The company allegedly offered three shipments of lithium ion battery packs to UPS for air transport without proper documentation, classification, packaging, or labeling. One shipment was discovered smoking with a burn hole at a UPS facility in Ontario, California.

Critical Authentication Bypass in PX4 Autopilot MAVLink Protocol

CISA ICS-CERT published advisory ICSA-26-090-02 disclosing CVE-2026-1579, a critical vulnerability (CVSS 9.8) in PX4 Autopilot v1.16.0 affecting the MAVLink communication protocol. The flaw allows unauthenticated remote attackers to execute arbitrary shell commands via the MAVLink interface when message signing is not enabled. CISA and the vendor recommend enabling MAVLink 2.0 message signing on all non-USB communication links as the primary remediation.

Critical Authentication Bypass Vulnerability in Anritsu Remote Spectrum Monitor

CISA ICS-CERT published advisory ICSA-26-090-01 disclosing CVE-2026-3356, a critical authentication bypass vulnerability (CVSS 9.8) affecting all versions of Anritsu Remote Spectrum Monitor models MS27100A, MS27101A, MS27102A, and MS27103A. The vendor has no plans to remediate the vulnerability, which allows unauthorized network attackers to access and manipulate the device management interface. CISA recommends network isolation and secure deployment practices as mitigation.

DOJ Settlement with Georgia Professional Licensing Boards for SCRA Violations

The DOJ and three Georgia U.S. Attorneys' Offices reached a $3 million settlement with 42 Georgia state licensing boards for alleged violations of the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act (SCRA). The settlement resolves allegations that the boards improperly denied or delayed recognition of out-of-state professional licenses held by servicemembers and military spouses stationed in Georgia.

Dig Safely Month Declaration - Colorado 811 40th Anniversary

Governor Jared Polis declared April 2026 as 'Dig Safely Month' in Colorado to mark the 40th anniversary of Colorado 811, the state's One-Call Notification System. The Underground Damage Prevention Safety Commission within CDLE's Division of Oil and Public Safety oversees damage prevention and announced the Damage Prevention Fund reached over $336,626 in 2025. A second round of grants totaling $20,000 is available for safe digging education initiatives, with applications due April 24, 2026.

MYMERCHANTOFFICE Trademark Cancellation TM76108205

The USPTO cancelled trademark registration TM76108205 for MYMERCHANTOFFICE as of March 30, 2026. The registered mark covered computer services providing subscribing businesses and merchants online access to accounts for electronic transaction processing, including credit card and debit card processing and check guarantee services. This cancellation ends the registered trademark protections for this software platform.

TEBIS AUTOMILL Trademark Registration for CAM Software

The USPTO registered trademark TM74598004 for TEBIS AUTOMILL covering computer software for computer-aided manufacturing (CAM) and generation of machine data. The trademark was originally filed on November 14, 1994, and officially registered on March 30, 2026.

JL Audio trademark registered for audio electronics

The USPTO registered trademark TM74633589 for JL Audio covering audio and stereo components, particularly speakers. The application was filed on February 13, 1995, and the trademark was officially registered on March 30, 2026.

Searcy Law Firm Trademark Application Published for Opposition

The USPTO published trademark application TM99726411 for 'SEARCY LAW' on March 30, 2026. The application covers attorney and legal services in multiple practice areas including personal injury, commercial litigation, and various accident-related matters. The publication initiates a 30-day opposition period during which third parties may challenge the registration.

Expandable body device and method of use for aneurysm treatment

USPTO granted Patent US12589014B2 to Artio Medical, Inc. for an expandable body device (ballstent/blockstent) and delivery catheter system designed to treat saccular vascular aneurysms and occlude blood vessel segments. The patent covers devices comprising gold, platinum, or silver that can be compressed, positioned, and expanded to conform to aneurysm shapes, with external surfaces configured to promote thrombosis and tissue ingrowth.

Modified jaw thrust appliance

USPTO granted patent US12589019B2 to inventors Manu Sethi and Sangeetha Sethi for a modified jaw thrust appliance, a medical device for jaw repositioning. The patent includes 19 claims covering an adjustable slidable bottom mechanism, ergonomic thumb piece, inverted U-shaped base with padded back facing, and curved front facing design. This patent grants exclusive rights to the inventors for the disclosed device configuration.

Fluid Collection Assemblies with Movement Enhancing Features

USPTO granted patent US12589022B2 to PureWick Corporation on March 31, 2026, covering fluid collection assemblies with movement enhancing features. The patent includes 20 claims and names 8 inventors including Dana Ahmad Abdelal and others. This grant establishes PureWick's intellectual property rights for the described medical fluid collection technology.

Fanvue Trademark - Social Networking Services

USPTO published an Intent to Use trademark application for FANVUE (Serial No. TM99727097), covering social networking services, AI-powered content generation software, and related entertainment services for content creators. The application was filed on March 26, 2026, and is currently pending examination. No compliance obligations or deadlines are created by this filing.

New Hope Church files USPTO trademark, 30th Mar

New Hope Church files USPTO trademark, 30th Mar

Minnesota Cremation Services Trademark Application

The USPTO published trademark application TM99727011 for MINNESOTA CREMATION SERVICES covering transportation of deceased persons, cremation services, and funeral arrangement services. The application was filed March 26, 2026, and published March 30, 2026, initiating a three-month opposition period during which third parties may challenge registration.

Trustpair Trademark Published for Opposition

USPTO published Trustpair trademark application TM99727146 for opposition. The application covers downloadable software for financial transaction management, verification, and authentication, as well as related encryption and data protection services. Third parties have an opportunity to oppose the registration within the statutory period.

Safemom Trademark Application Published for Opposition

The USPTO published trademark application TM99727651 for SAFEMOM on March 30, 2026. The mark covers online social networking services and a website enabling users to connect with neighbors for service provision or event organization. The publication initiates a standard 30-day opposition period during which third parties may challenge the registration.

MRS Medical Recovery Services Trademark Registration

The USPTO published trademark application TM99727656 for MRS MEDICAL RECOVERY SERVICES under Class 45 (Legal Services) on March 30, 2026. The publication initiates a 30-day opposition period during which third parties may file objections to the registration.

CASTELLANO Trademark Application - Legal Services

USPTO published trademark application TM99727936 for 'CASTELLANO' in legal services (Class 45). The application was filed on March 26, 2026 and published for opposition on March 30, 2026. Third parties have a standard 30-day window to file an opposition if they believe the mark conflicts with their existing trademark rights.

T F Intent-to-Use Trademark for Business Brokerage Services

USPTO received an Intent-to-Use trademark application for the mark 'T F' covering business brokerage services including consulting on sales, mergers, acquisitions, and business valuations, as well as litigation consulting. The application was filed on March 26, 2026, with Serial No. 99727578, establishing a priority date for the mark in Class 45.

CATCH ME OFFLINE Trademark Application for Dating Services

The USPTO received trademark application TM99727585 for 'CATCH ME OFFLINE' covering dating agency services and dating services on March 26, 2026. The application was filed under Intent-to-Use provisions, meaning the applicant intends to use the mark in commerce but has not yet done so. This is a routine trademark application notice with no new regulatory obligations.

VENTRIC HEALTH Trademark Application - Cardiovascular Diagnostics

USPTO received trademark application TM97784669 for 'VENTRIC HEALTH' filed by Ventric Health LLC on February 7, 2023, covering medical instruments for cardiovascular diagnostics. The application is filed under Intent to Use provisions, indicating the applicant plans to use the mark in commerce.

Wednesday Health Intent to Use Healthcare Trademark

The USPTO received a trademark application (TM99513455) from Wednesday Health for an Intent to Use filing covering medical services including concierge medicine, clinical consultation, health assessment, and clinic services. The application was filed on November 24, 2025, and is currently pending review.

Central Washington Physical Therapy Trademark Application

USPTO published trademark application TM99513465 for 'CENTRAL WASHINGTON PHYSICAL THERAPY' in Class 044 (Medical Services). The application was filed on November 24, 2025, and published on March 30, 2026, initiating a 30-day opposition period. Third parties who believe this mark would cause confusion with their existing trademarks may file an opposition.

Wildhaven Therapy trademark published for opposition

The USPTO published Wildhaven Therapy's trademark application (TM99513466) for opposition on March 30, 2026. The trademark covers mental health therapy services including psychotherapy, ketamine treatment, and EMDR therapy. Third parties have until April 29, 2026 to file opposition if they believe the mark would cause confusion or harm.

Precision Ocular Network Trademark - Medical Services (Class 044)

USPTO filed a trademark application (TM99513500) for 'Precision Ocular Network' under Intent to Use provisions, covering medical training in ocular health, ophthalmic tissue banking services, and healthcare services involving eye tissue donations. The application was filed November 24, 2025, and covers services provided via networks of eye banks, physicians, and vision scientists.

Rapid Mobile Care Trademark Application for Mobile Healthcare Services

USPTO received trademark application TM99513477 for 'RAPID MOBILE CARE' covering mobile healthcare services, emergency medical services, and health care. The application is filed under Intent to Use basis, with a priority date of November 24, 2025.

LL Aesthetics Nurse Injector Trademark Application - Class 44

The USPTO published trademark application TM99513473 for LL AESTHETICS NURSE INJECTOR covering Class 44 medical and cosmetic services including dermal fillers, botulinum toxin treatments, laser procedures, and health spa services. The application was filed on November 24, 2025, and published on March 30, 2026, initiating a 30-day opposition period during which third parties may challenge the registration.

Orthoma Orthopedic Urgent Care Trademark Application

USPTO received a trademark application (TM99518201) for 'Orthoma Orthopedic Urgent Care' filed by Orthoma on November 26, 2025. The application covers medical services including urgent care centers and orthopedic care, filed under Intent to Use provisions.

LEADING MDS Medical Services Trademark Registration

USPTO published LEADING MDS trademark application (TM99513598) for opposition on March 30, 2026. The application covers medical services including mental health, behavioral health, telemedicine, weight loss, nursing, and wellness consultations under Class 044. Third parties have the opportunity to file an opposition if they believe the mark would cause confusion with existing marks.

LL AESTHETICS Trademark Application - Medical Aesthetics Services

USPTO published trademark application TM99513336 for LL AESTHETICS covering medical aesthetics services including cosmetic laser treatments, dermal filler injections, and laser hair removal. The application was filed November 24, 2025, and is now in the opposition period where third parties may file challenges.

Intent to Use Trademark Application - Kaiser Permanente Enterprises

USPTO received an Intent to Use trademark application (TM99513331) from Kaiser Permanente Enterprises for medical and healthcare services under Class 044. The application covers telehealth, telemedicine, hospital services, medical clinic services, prescription pharmacy, mental health, and home health care services. Filing was completed on November 24, 2025.

The Estates Brokerage Trademark Application for Real Estate Brokerage Services

USPTO received trademark application TM99298238 for 'THE ESTATES BROKERAGE' filed by The Estates Brokerage on July 23, 2025. The application covers real estate brokerage services and is filed under Intent-to-Use provisions, with anticipated registration date of March 30, 2026.

America's Own Credit Union Trademark Application

USPTO received trademark application TM99092179 for "America's Own Credit Union" covering credit union services (International Class 036) on March 19, 2025. The application is filed on an Intent to Use basis, with a related deadline of March 30, 2026. This is a routine trademark filing; no immediate action is required from competitors or the public.

TFA Texas Financial Advisors Trademark Application

The USPTO published trademark application TM99085831 for 'TFA TEXAS FINANCIAL ADVISORS' in International Class 036 (Insurance & Finance). The application covers financial advisory services, wealth management, estate planning, and retirement planning. Publication date was March 30, 2026, initiating a 30-day opposition period during which third parties may challenge the registration.

Reyna Super Insurance Services Trademark Application TM99294594

The USPTO published trademark application TM99294594 for REYNA SUPER INSURANCE SERVICES covering insurance agency services. The application was filed on July 21, 2025, and published for opposition on March 30, 2026. This is a routine trademark publication allowing third parties to file opposition before registration.

Federal Register Daily Issue Index

Office of the Federal Register published a daily compilation of 100 documents from 46 agencies across 267 pages. The issue contains 88 notices, 6 rules, 5 proposed rules, 1 presidential document, and 1 significant document. No new regulatory requirements or compliance deadlines are established by this index.

Governor Barr Remarks on Stablecoins and GENIUS Act

Federal Reserve Governor Michael S. Barr delivered remarks at The Federalist Society on March 31, 2026, discussing the GENIUS Act and stablecoin regulation. Barr outlined key concerns including AML/terrorist financing risks from secondary market stablecoin purchases and financial stability risks related to reserve asset quality and liquidity. He referenced the historical context of private money instability, including the Free Banking Era and Panic of 1907, to emphasize the need for safeguards.

Protecting Consumers and Promoting Modern Networks

The FCC's Consumer and Governmental Affairs Bureau released a fact sheet on technology transitions, outlining the agency's approach to preserving consumer protections while supporting modernization of communications networks. The document addresses maintaining access to critical emergency services during the shift to modern infrastructure.

NIDCD Clinical Research Center Grant Expiration Date Change

NIDCD issued Notice NOT-DC-26-004 announcing a change to the expiration date of PAR-25-445, the NIDCD Clinical Research Center Grant (P50 Clinical Trial Optional). The expiration date has been moved up from June 3, 2028 to October 3, 2026, eliminating multiple future application cycles. No other changes were made to the funding opportunity announcement.

NINDS/NIMH R21 Neuroscience Research Grant Expiration Update

NINDS issued NOT-NS-26-007 on March 31, 2026, advancing the expiration date of PA-25-150 (Joint NINDS/NIMH Exploratory Neuroscience Research Grant R21) from January 8, 2028 to May 8, 2026. The change removes eight application cycles beyond February 2026, limiting submissions to three remaining cycles with final new application deadline of February 16, 2026.

NIH Late Application Submission Policy Updates and End of Continuous Submission

NIH has updated its Late Application Submission Policy, ending the Continuous Submission program that allowed reviewers and advisors to submit applications anytime, and prohibiting late submissions for Fellowship (F30, F31, F32, F33, F99/K00), Small Business, and International Collaboration applications. The new policy takes effect May 25, 2026, with Continuous Submission acceptance ending August 10, 2026. Late applications will only be accepted within a two-week window and only for circumstances affecting PD/PIs listed on the application.

FAA Request for Information, attachment by David Moeller, tracking mnd-nw4y-cf87

FAA Request for Information, attachment by David Moeller, tracking mnd-nw4y-cf87

KS Ranch LLC Aviation Decision

The Federal Aviation Administration issued a decision in the matter of KS Ranch LLC on March 31, 2026. The document (FAA-2026-2683-0003) is filed in the regulations.gov docket system. The specific contents and outcome of the decision are contained in the attached PDF.

Town of Payson v. FAA - Motion to Dismiss Response

The FAA filed a response to the Town of Payson, AZ's complaint and motion to dismiss in an administrative proceeding. The document (FAA-2026-2546-0002) represents the FAA's legal position in response to the town's motion. No penalties, deadlines, or new regulatory obligations are established by this procedural filing.

FAA Decision - James M. Boyd

The Federal Aviation Administration issued a decision in docket FAA-2026-2542 regarding James M. Boyd on March 31, 2026. The specific details and nature of the decision are contained in the attached PDF document. Affected parties should review the full decision for any applicable requirements or appeal rights.

A&P Helicopters Petition Denial

The FAA issued a decision letter denying A&P Helicopters Inc.'s petition (Docket No. FAA-2024-2248) filed under the authority of 49 U.S.C. § 44701. The denial concludes that A&P Helicopters' petition did not meet the regulatory requirements for the relief requested. No civil penalties or specific compliance obligations were imposed as a result of this denial.

Agri-Tech Consulting Agricultural Aircraft Exemption Petition

Agri-Tech Consulting, LLC has petitioned the FAA for an exemption from Federal Aviation Regulations to conduct agricultural aircraft operations under 14 C.F.R. § 137.3. The petition includes confidential maintenance, training, and operations and safety manuals, and references a rulemaking petition related to aircraft under 55 pounds. The FAA is seeking public comment on this petition which could set precedent for similar exemption requests.

FAA Decision for Randy Leienberger

The Federal Aviation Administration issued a final decision in the matter of Randy Leienberger (Docket FAA-2026-2478). The document constitutes an enforceable FAA order that may impose sanctions, restrictions, or other compliance obligations on the respondent. Parties subject to FAA jurisdiction should review this decision for potential precedential value.

CFTC Innovation Task Force Launches, Congress Holds Tokenization Hearing, NYSE-Nasdaq Progress

CFTC Chairman announced launch of an Innovation Task Force providing a dedicated space for crypto, AI, and prediction market participants to engage with agency staff. SEC submitted an innovation exemption to the White House proposing safe harbors and exemptions to clarify the regulatory framework for crypto assets. DOL released a proposed rule allowing 401(k) plans to invest in alternative asset classes including digital assets, with a comment period closing March 30, 2026.

CFTC FAQs Clarify Crypto Collateral Rules for Financial Institutions

The CFTC's Market Participants Division and Division of Clearing and Risk published FAQs clarifying crypto asset collateral rules for regulated entities. The FAQs build on Staff Letter 25-39 (tokenized collateral) and Staff Letter 26-05 (digital assets as margin collateral), establishing procedural requirements for FCMs to accept crypto assets as customer margin collateral.

FTC Warning Letters and Senator Warren Data Requests Target Auto Finance Industry

The FTC has issued warning letters to nearly 100 auto dealers regarding UDAAP violations in pricing and advertising practices, including hidden fees, conditional pricing, mandatory add-ons, and misrepresentations about vehicle availability. Senator Elizabeth Warren has issued a separate data request to auto finance companies seeking granular data comparing servicemember and general customer treatment.

Trauernicht v. Genworth Financial - ERISA Class Certification

The Fourth Circuit overturned class certification in Trauernicht v. Genworth Financial Inc., ruling that defined contribution plans like 401(k)s cannot satisfy Rule 23(b)(1) certification requirements. The court held that because individual participants hold separate account interests and not all challenged funds generated losses, individualized damages issues preclude class treatment. This ruling may substantially affect ERISA section 502(a)(2) litigation strategy.

Homebuyers Privacy Protection Act Limits Mortgage Trigger Leads

The FTC released updated Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA) text incorporating the Homebuyers Privacy Protection Act (Public Law 119-36), which took effect in March 2026. The Act restricts consumer reporting agencies from selling consumer reports to third parties for mortgage trigger leads, requiring either a firm offer of credit/insurance or specific documentation certifications before furnishing reports.

CFIUS Review Process for M&A Dealmakers, National Security Considerations

Morgan Lewis published guidance on navigating CFIUS and international trade issues in M&A transactions. The article emphasizes that national security considerations should be treated as a core deal workstream rather than a late-stage specialty review. Key takeaways include risk-based due diligence approaches, the expanded scope of CFIUS jurisdiction to minority investments, and the importance of early determination of mandatory versus voluntary filing requirements.

EVENT INTELLIGENCE Software Trademark Registration

The USPTO registered EVENT INTELLIGENCE as a trademark (TM78860490) for use in connection with online non-downloadable event management software. The application was originally filed on April 12, 2006, and completed registration on March 30, 2026. Trademark holders and competitors in the event management software space should note this registered mark within Class 042.

KEMPHARM Registered Trademark - Medical Research Services

USPTO registered trademark TM78910382 for KEMPHARM covering medical research services. The trademark was filed June 16, 2006 and officially registered March 30, 2026 under Nice Class 42 (technology and research services). No compliance deadlines or required actions apply to third parties.

FUTUREPATH TRADING Trademark Registration - Trading Software Services

The USPTO registered trademark TM78976941 for FUTUREPATH TRADING on March 30, 2026. The registration covers specialty software development for futures, equities, and options trading, as well as computer consulting services for implementation and maintenance of trading software. The trademark was initially filed on February 7, 2005.

PERFORMANCE MATTERS - Registered Trademark (Class 042)

USPTO registered trademark TM78438201 for "PERFORMANCE MATTERS" in Class 42 (Technology Services). The registration covers application service provider services featuring operating software for hosted data management systems and computer software consulting, both in the fields of technology and education. The original application was filed June 20, 2004, with registration granted March 30, 2026.

TANTALUS Trademark Registration - Radio Frequency Technology Consulting

USPTO registered the TANTALUS trademark (Registration No. TM78194541) for a technology services company providing consulting engineering with respect to radio frequency technology. The trademark was originally filed on December 13, 2002, and was officially registered on March 30, 2026, under Class 042.

VINEVIEW Trademark Registration - Digital Imaging Services

The USPTO registered the VINEVIEW trademark (Serial No. TM76582204) on March 30, 2026, covering digital imaging and remote sensing services for mapping and environmental purposes. The trademark was filed on March 18, 2004, and is now in force. No immediate compliance actions are required from this registration notice.

NT 10-K Late Filing Notification for Salamander Innisbrook LLC

Salamander Innisbrook, LLC filed a Form 12b-25 Notification of Late Filing with the SEC on March 31, 2026, indicating it cannot file its Form 10-K for the period ended December 31, 2025 by the prescribed deadline. The company states it needs additional time to complete the filing. Under Rule 12b-25, the company has until the 15th calendar day following the original due date to file.

Proventus medical compression system trademark intent-to-use application

USPTO received Intent-to-Use trademark application TM87764961 for PROVENTUS covering medical compression devices including pneumatic compression systems, therapeutic hot/cold wraps, and acupressure compression wraps. The application was filed on January 22, 2018, by an unidentified applicant seeking to register the mark for Class 10 medical devices.

BARE WIRE trademark registered for audio/video tapes

The USPTO registered trademark TM78653714 for BARE WIRE on March 30, 2026. The trademark covers prerecorded audio tapes and videotapes featuring music. The application was originally filed on June 18, 2005.

RADIO FENCE Trademark Registration for Pet Containment Systems

The USPTO registered the RADIO FENCE trademark (TM78598437) for electronic pet containment and training systems. The registration covers transmitters, receivers worn by animals, pet collars, batteries, wire and flag accessory kits, and instructional manuals and videotapes distributed therewith. This is a routine trademark registration notice providing public notice of the registered mark.

City Navigator GPS navigation software trademark registered

The USPTO has registered trademark TM78576848 for "CITY NAVIGATOR" covering computer software for the retrieval and display of maps and uploading of maps to global positioning system navigation receivers, as well as pre-recorded CDs containing maps. The trademark was filed on 2005-02-28 and officially registered on March 30, 2026.

EDGE trademark registered for portable exercise monitors

The USPTO registered trademark TM78541591 for "EDGE" covering portable electronic exercise monitors for outdoor use with GPS receivers for recording fitness activities. The mark is registered in Class 009 for electronic exercise monitoring devices, excluding medical use applications. Filing date was January 4, 2005.

JAWBONE trademark registered for telephone accessories

The USPTO registered the JAWBONE trademark (Registration No. TM78340835) on March 30, 2026. The mark covers telephone accessories including headsets, earpieces, microphones, speakers, and audio control modules. The original filing date was December 15, 2003.

Virtual Partner Trademark - Exercise Monitors and GPS Software

The USPTO registered trademark TM78284809 for "VIRTUAL PARTNER" covering portable exercise monitors, GPS receivers, and software for use in portable exercise monitors and GPS receivers. The registration was granted on March 30, 2026, with an original filing date of August 8, 2003.

MURJANI Trademark Registration - Clothing Eyewear Watches

The USPTO granted registered trademark TM79202992 for the MURJANI brand on March 30, 2026. The registration covers multiple goods including clothing, footwear, eyewear, watches, jewelry, handbags, and personal care products. The trademark was initially filed on March 3, 2016.

Independent Physicians Network trademark registered, Mar 30

Independent Physicians Network trademark registered, Mar 30

PRO LINE Trademark for Hearing Aid Batteries

USPTO registered the PRO LINE trademark (Registration No. TM74641430) for dry cell batteries, specifically hearing aid batteries. The trademark application was originally filed on March 3, 1995, and received registration confirmation on March 30, 2026.

PURIF-PACK Trademark Registration for Laboratory Filtration Apparatus

The USPTO registered trademark TM76612475 for PURIF-PACK covering laboratory apparatus and instruments, specifically cartridge columns for separation in column purification systems. The trademark was filed on September 22, 2004, and officially registered on March 30, 2026, granting the registrant exclusive rights to the mark for the specified goods.

Board in a Box Trademark Registration

The USPTO registered trademark TM76614299 for "BOARD IN A BOX" on March 30, 2026. The trademark covers printed instructional materials and manuals, education/training workshops, downloadable electronic publications, and business organizational consultation services. The original application was filed September 29, 2004.

Medichoice Medical Device Trademark Registration

The USPTO registered trademark TM76978548 for MEDICHOICE covering medical devices and supplies including wheelchairs, pressure relief pads, diagnostic equipment, medical furniture, and hygiene products. The trademark was filed December 26, 2001 and completed registration March 30, 2026. No immediate compliance actions required for existing market participants.

PARKMASTER Trademark Registration

The USPTO registered trademark TM79201630 for PARKMASTER on March 30, 2026. The registration covers Class 009 goods including scientific instruments, lighting control systems, LED devices, sensors, and telecommunications equipment, as well as related telecommunications services. The trademark was originally filed on September 23, 2016.

CLAIMVANTAGE Trademark Registration for Insurance Claim Software

The USPTO registered trademark TM77868968 for CLAIMVANTAGE covering computer software for insurance claim management. The trademark was filed on November 10, 2009, and officially registered on March 30, 2026. This registration provides intellectual property protection for the software platform in the computing and electronics trademark class.

DURACHILL Trademark Registration - Cooling Instruments

USPTO registered trademark TM78691438 for DURACHILL covering scientific instruments including constant temperature circulators, baths, refrigerator chillers, immersion coolers, low temperature baths, recirculating chillers, and refrigerated circulators in Class 009. The trademark was filed August 12, 2005, and granted registration March 30, 2026.

Access control method based on zero-trust security, device, and storage medium

The USPTO granted Patent US12592829B2 to Tencent Cloud Computing (Beijing) Co., Ltd covering a zero-trust access control method with cryptographic identity validation. The patent contains 20 claims and was filed on March 20, 2023. Inventors include Lianying Wang, Chuanda Ding, and Yang Yu.

AI Agent Routing via Semantic Fingerprinting and Bloom Filters

The USPTO granted Patent US12591793B2 to Citibank, N.A. covering a hierarchical semantic fingerprinting system for AI agent routing that uses locality-sensitive hash functions and bloom filter cascades. The patent discloses methods for matching queries to appropriate AI agents by comparing semantic fingerprints.

Capital One OTP Card Master Key Distribution Enables Independent Cryptogram Generation

USPTO granted Capital One Services, LLC Patent US12592828B2 for a system enabling independent cryptogram generation during OTP card manufacturing and verification. The invention allows personalization HSMs and validation HSMs to independently derive shared secrets without network communication, decoupling the card personalization and validation workflows. The patent lists 20 claims covering the cryptographic key distribution method.

FAA Administrative Decision - Thomas A Fiorilla III

The FAA issued an administrative decision by Administrative Law Judge Thomas A. Fiorilla III on March 31, 2026. The decision, filed under docket FAA-2026-2547, represents an adjudication ruling from the Office of Administrative Law Judges. Details of the ruling outcome are contained in the attached PDF document.

FAA Closeout Letter - Steven Stasik

The Federal Aviation Administration issued a closeout letter concluding case FAA-2026-1356 (AFS-26-01651-P_CO) for Steven Stasik. The letter is posted to the public docket on regulations.gov. No new obligations, penalties, or policy changes are imposed.

FAA Decision - Aerial Technology Services Inc

The FAA issued a decision regarding Aerial Technology Services Inc, addressing regulatory compliance matters related to aerial technology operations. The decision is documented under docket FAA-2026-2379-0003 and represents final agency action on the matter.

FAA Request for Information - N41VA LLC

The FAA has posted a Request for Information concerning N41VA LLC on regulations.gov. The document contains one attachment providing details on the inquiry but the substantive content is not included in this posting. This RFI is part of an ongoing regulatory matter involving this specific entity.

Virginia Ag Drones UAS exemption, 55lb, autonomous

Virginia Ag Drones UAS exemption, 55lb, autonomous

Response to Motion to Dismiss - Aviation Enforcement Proceeding

The FAA filed a response to a respondent's motion to dismiss in an aviation enforcement proceeding. The response, prepared by agency attorneys Michael G. White and Thomas L. West, addresses the legal arguments for dismissal in the administrative case FAA-2026-2546. The document represents a procedural step in the enforcement process rather than a new regulatory requirement.

Optimizing checkpoint locations for medical instrument insertion trajectory

The USPTO granted Patent US12588874B2 to XACT Robotics Ltd. covering computer-implemented methods and systems for optimizing checkpoint locations along medical instrument insertion trajectories in image-guided procedures. The patent, with 20 claims, relates to model-based determination of optimal checkpoint positions using data from automated medical devices.

Bipolar Mapping Suction Device Patent Grant

The USPTO granted Patent US12588868B2 to Inomed Medizintechnik GmbH for a bipolar mapping suction instrument used in surgery. The device monitors nerve tissue while suctioning fluids and tissue. The patent includes 17 claims covering the instrument's dual-pole electrical system and concentric tube design with insulation between cannulas.

Oklahoma SBE-FP Agent Broker Transition Notice

The Oklahoma Insurance Department issued a special notice on March 30, 2026, informing health and dental insurance agents and brokers about Oklahoma's transition from the Federally-facilitated Exchange to a State-based Exchange on the Federal Platform (SBE-FP) effective May 1, 2026. The notice clarifies that existing agent and broker responsibilities, registration processes, and CMS training requirements for PY 2026 and PY 2027 remain unchanged.

Contraceptive device patent granted to POLY-MED, Inc

The USPTO granted US Patent 12,589,068 B2 to POLY-MED, Inc. on March 31, 2026, covering a contraceptive medical device. The device includes a polymeric ring, porous barrier material, and injection molding guide, with optional active agent administration capability. The patent was filed November 11, 2020, with five named inventors and contains 15 claims.

Occlusive implant compositions for vas-occlusive contraception

USPTO granted patent US12589182B2 to University of Virginia Patent Foundation for occlusive implant compositions used in non-surgical vas-occlusive contraception. The patent covers methods of percutaneously delivering occlusive substances into the vas deferens under ultrasound guidance, including reversal methods. Inventors: John C. Herr, Alexander L. Klibanov, Kevin Simon Eisenfrats. Filing date: December 29, 2023. 15 claims.

Hydrogels for in situ-forming tissue constructs

USPTO granted Patent US12589188B2 to The Board of Trustees of the Leland Stanford Junior University covering compositions and methods for corneal hydrogel tissue constructs using in situ-forming IPN and semi-IPN hydrogels for lamellar and defect reconstruction of corneal stromal tissue. The patent names eight inventors including David Myung and Sarah Heilshorn, contains 19 claims, and issued March 31, 2026.

Section 301 Investigations Into Excess Supply and Forced Labor Prohibitions

The Office of the U.S. Trade Representative announced two Section 301 investigations covering 60 foreign economies to examine alleged unfair trade practices related to excess supply and forced labor prohibitions. The investigations may result in tariffs or other remedial trade actions. Written comments and hearing requests are due by April 15, 2026.

EU Customs Reform Agreement Establishes New Authority and Data Hub

The Council of the European Union and European Parliament reached a political agreement on March 26, 2026, for the most significant EU customs reform since 1968. The reform establishes a new EU Customs Authority (EUCA) headquartered in Lille, France, and a centralized EU Customs Data Hub. New obligations target e-commerce platforms and non-EU sellers, with phased implementation through 2034.

FinCEN Real Estate Reporting Rule Vacated Nationwide

A federal district court in Texas vacated FinCEN's 2024 residential real estate reporting rule on March 19, 2026, with full nationwide effect. The rule required detailed reporting of non-financed residential real estate transactions involving legal entities or trusts, covering over 800,000 transactions annually with an estimated $500 million in annual compliance costs. The court held FinCEN exceeded its statutory authority under the Bank Secrecy Act by treating all covered non-financed transactions as inherently suspicious. FinCEN has confirmed that reporting persons are not required to file transaction reports and will not face liability while the order remains in force.

SEC-CFTC Joint Interpretive Release on Crypto Token Taxonomy

The SEC and CFTC issued a joint interpretive release on March 17, 2026, establishing a five-category token taxonomy that determines which digital assets qualify as securities under federal law. The guidance excludes digital commodities, collectibles, utility tokens, and GENIUS Act-compliant stablecoins from securities classification, and clarifies that protocol mining, staking, wrapping, and airdrops do not constitute investment contracts. This represents a significant policy shift from the SEC's prior enforcement approach and serves as a bridge measure pending comprehensive market structure legislation.

Renters Rights Act 2025: Implications for Living-Sector Lenders

K&L Gates analyzes the UK Renters' Rights Act 2025, which received Royal Assent in October 2025, with core reforms effective 1 May 2026. The Act abolishes assured shorthold tenancies and section 21 no-fault evictions, introduces annual rent increase caps, and creates a mandatory PRS database with an ombudsman regime. Living-sector lenders face revised underwriting assumptions, longer possession timelines, and updated finance documentation requirements.

EU Financial Regulators Propose MAR Guidelines and Prospectus Regulation Amendments

ESMA published consultations on February 19, 2026 proposing amendments to MAR guidelines on delayed disclosure of inside information and a statement on Prospectus Regulation implementation under the Listing Act. ESMA proposes a non-exhaustive indicative list of legitimate interests justifying deferral. The European Commission launched a separate consultation on private equity exit mechanisms. Comment deadlines are April 29, 2026 (MAR) and April 27, 2026 (PE).

Auto Loan Origination and Servicing - March 2026

Goodwin's March 2026 legal news update covers auto lending regulation trends, noting only 3 enforcement actions in 2025 recovering $13.1 million—a continued decline from prior years. The CFPB signaled reduced federal oversight while proposing to raise the larger participant threshold for auto financing, with state attorneys general expected to maintain enforcement activities as a counterbalance.

Restructuring Roundup

JD Supra published a restructuring roundup covering March 2026 bankruptcy filings. The Lycra Company filed Chapter 11 in Houston seeking to eliminate $1.2 billion of its $1.53 billion debt under a lender-supported restructuring. Sailormen Inc., a major Popeyes franchisee with 136 locations, filed Chapter 11 in January with approximately $130 million in debt, resulting in closures of 20 restaurants in Florida and Georgia.

SEC-CFTC Joint Guidance on Crypto Asset Classification Under Federal Securities Laws

The SEC and CFTC issued joint guidance on March 23, 2026, establishing five crypto asset categories: digital commodities, digital collectibles, digital tools, stablecoins, and digital securities. The guidance clarifies which crypto assets fall under SEC jurisdiction as securities versus CFTC jurisdiction as commodities, while reaffirming the Howey test remains the governing standard for determining securities status.

Tax considerations for preferred equity investments in private capital markets

Mayer Brown published Part 3 of a three-part series on preferred equity in private capital markets, analyzing key US federal income tax considerations. The article examines distinctions between corporate preferred stock and partnership/LLC interests, covering dividend taxation, passthrough treatment, and deductibility limitations under IRC Section 163(j). The analysis serves as an educational resource for issuers and investors structuring preferred equity transactions.

CFTC FAQs on Crypto Asset Use by FCMs, DCOs, and Swap Dealers

The CFTC's Market Participants Division and Division of Clearing and Risk issued 11 FAQs on March 20, 2026, clarifying how futures commission merchants, derivatives clearing organizations, and swap dealers may use crypto assets under existing regulations and recent staff guidance. The FAQs address permissible crypto assets as collateral, capital charges (2% for stablecoins, 20% for bitcoin/ether), DCO margin acceptance standards, and prohibited uses such as customer fund investments in stablecoins or non-stablecoin crypto as residual interest.

NY court allows Lions Gate sacred rights, tortious interference claims

NY court allows Lions Gate sacred rights, tortious interference claims

Bespoke Extracts Late 10-K Filing Notification

Bespoke Extracts, Inc. filed a Form 12b-25 Notification of Late Filing with the SEC indicating the company's Form 10-K for fiscal year ended December 31, 2025 will not be filed by the prescribed due date. The company cited the need for additional time to complete compilation, review, and finalization of financial statements in coordination with its independent registered public accounting firm. The anticipated filing is expected within 15 calendar days of the original due date.

Late 10-K Filing Notification - iSpecimen Inc.

iSpecimen Inc. filed Form 12b-25 with the SEC on March 31, 2026, notifying of a delayed 10-K annual report for the fiscal year ended December 31, 2025. The company cited inability to obtain and compile required information without unreasonable effort and expense. The filing states the 10-K will be submitted no later than the 15th calendar day following the prescribed due date.

High Wire Networks Form 12b-25 Notification of Late Filing

High Wire Networks, Inc. filed Form 12b-25 Notification of Late Filing with the SEC for its Annual Report on Form 10-K for the fiscal year ended December 31, 2025. The company cited compilation and review time constraints as the reason it could not file by the prescribed due date and committed to filing within 15 days of the original deadline.

NT 10-K Late Filing Notification

Advent Technologies Holdings, Inc. filed Form 12b-25 notification with the SEC indicating it cannot file its Annual Report on Form 10-K for the period ended December 31, 2025 by the prescribed due date. The company cites the need for additional time to complete the final review of its financial statements and other disclosures. The company anticipates filing within fifteen calendar days following the prescribed due date in compliance with Rule 12b-25(b).

Late Form 10-K Filing Notification - Bravo Multinational Inc

SEC received Form 12b-25 notification from Bravo Multinational Inc (SEC File No. 000-53505) indicating late filing of Form 10-K for the fiscal period ending December 31, 2025. The company cites delays in assembling annual report information and commits to filing within 15 calendar days of the prescribed due date. The notification confirms all other periodic reports have been filed and no significant change in results of operations is anticipated.

Late 10-K Filing Notification - Guochun International Inc.

Guochun International Inc. filed Form 12b-25 Notification of Late Filing with the SEC, citing the need for additional time to compile financial documentation and complete auditor review for its Form 10-K annual report for the fiscal year ended December 31, 2025. The company undertakes to file the annual report within 15 calendar days following its prescribed due date.

Patriot Gold Corp Late Filing Notice for Form 10-K

Patriot Gold Corp filed Form 12b-25 Notification of Late Filing with the SEC, notifying the Commission that its Annual Report on Form 10-K for the fiscal year ended December 31, 2025 cannot be filed by the prescribed deadline. The company cites that additional time, resources, and effort are required to complete financial reporting and close procedures.

Late Filing Notification - Elvictor Group Form 10-K

Elvictor Group, Inc. filed Form 12b-25 with the SEC notifying the Commission that its Annual Report on Form 10-K for the fiscal year ended December 31, 2025 cannot be filed by the prescribed deadline due to unanticipated delays in completing its audit. The company indicates it will file on or before the fifteenth calendar day following the prescribed due date. Contact: Konstantinos Galanakis, (646) 491-6601.

Late Filing Notification - IGTA Merger Sub Limited Form 10-K

SEC received Form 12b-25 notification from IGTA Merger Sub Limited indicating the company cannot file its Annual Report on Form 10-K for fiscal year ended December 31, 2025 by the March 31, 2026 deadline. The company cites a delay in completing its financial statements and anticipates filing within 15 calendar days following the prescribed due date.

BioForce Nanosciences NT 10-K late filing

BioForce Nanosciences NT 10-K late filing

NT 10-K Late Filing Notice for Mosaic ImmunoEngineering Inc.

Mosaic ImmunoEngineering Inc. filed a Form 12b-25 Notification of Late Filing with the SEC for its Annual Report on Form 10-K for fiscal year ended December 31, 2025. The company cited that additional time is required to complete financial reporting and close procedures, and expects to file within 15 calendar days of the prescribed due date.

Late 10-K Filing Notification - MediXall Group

MediXall Group, Inc. filed Form 12b-25 with the SEC notifying the agency that the company's annual report on Form 10-K for the period ended December 31, 2025 cannot be filed within the prescribed time period. The company cited that certain financial and other information necessary for full completion could not be provided without unreasonable effort or expense.

DOE Oversight of Demonstration and Deployment Projects

The DOE Office of Inspector General issued Audit DOE-OIG-26-25 finding that the Department of Energy's Office of Nuclear Energy failed to effectively manage the $1.36 billion Carbon Free Power Project, a NuScale Small Modular Reactor demonstration. The project was terminated in November 2023, with approximately $183 million in Government funds spent without achieving key results and $143.5 million at risk due to front-loaded cost-share arrangements.

Fluor Federal Petroleum Costs Audit Under Contract DE-FE0011020

The DOE Office of Inspector General audited Fluor Federal Petroleum Operations LLC's costs under contract DE-FE0011020 for fiscal years 2017-2020. The audit identified approximately $122,000 in questioned operating expenses related to potential improperly allocated home office expenses. FFPO nonconcurred with the findings and maintains the costs comply with FAR requirements and Cost Accounting Standards Board standards.

NNSA Pantex Plant ESPC Audit Reveals Savings Issues

The DOE Office of Inspector General issued Audit DOE-OIG-26-24 finding that the National Nuclear Security Administration failed to realize $21,187,829 in guaranteed savings from its Energy Savings Performance Contract with Siemens Government Technologies at Pantex Plant. The audit identified that NNSA based savings estimates on wholesale power rates that decreased after the project became operational, sold excess power back to the utility at a loss, allowed wind turbine maintenance contracts to expire, and made payments exceeding verified savings over a 10-year period.

Jefferson Science Associates FY2019-2020 Cost Audit

The DOE Office of Inspector General issued Audit Report DOE-OIG-26-27 examining Jefferson Science Associates, LLC's costs under Contract No. DE-AC05-06OR23177 for fiscal years 2019 and 2020. The audit, performed by CohnReznick LLP on behalf of DOE OIG, questioned approximately $650,000 in costs for direct materials and costs in various expense pools, and identified approximately $8.9 million in unresolved costs related to pending investigations. Two internal control deficiencies were reported regarding subcontract monitoring and purchasing systems.

Allbirds IP Asset Sale to Allbirds IP LLC

Allbirds, Inc., a Delaware public benefit corporation, sold substantially all its intellectual property assets, inventory, accounts receivable, and related business assets to Allbirds IP LLC, a Delaware limited liability company, on March 29, 2026. The transaction includes all global trademarks, patents, copyrights, domain names, social media accounts, customer lists, and other IP listed on the disclosure schedules. The asset purchase agreement was filed as Exhibit 2.1 with the Securities and Exchange Commission.

Jasper Therapeutics Internal Investigation - No Drug Product Issues

Jasper Therapeutics filed an SEC Form 8-K exhibit disclosing completion of an internal investigation into anomalous clinical response data from the July 2025 BEACON study cohorts 8 and 9. The investigation confirmed no issues with the drug product (briquilimab), and a key opinion leader panel recommended enhanced site selection and patient screening criteria for future studies.

VARMED HEALTH CENTER Trademark Publication

The USPTO published VARMED HEALTH CENTER (Serial No. TM99513248) for opposition in Class 44 covering health center services, emergency medical services, rehabilitation patient care, medical analysis, and clinic services. Third parties have a 30-day window from publication to file opposition if they believe registration would cause confusion or damage.

NEW VISION MEDICAL trademark application for medical services

USPTO published trademark application TM99513289 for "NEW VISION MEDICAL" in Class 44 (Medical Services) on March 30, 2026. The application, filed November 24, 2025, covers ambulatory health care facility, medical clinics, and medical group services. The 30-day opposition period began on the publication date.

Eagleville Health Behavioral Health Services Trademark Application

EAGLEVILLE HEALTH filed trademark application TM99513225 with the USPTO for behavioral health services under Class 044 (Medical Services). The application was submitted on November 24, 2025, on an intent-to-use basis with a March 30, 2026 deadline to either declare use or request extension. This is a routine trademark registration filing with no new compliance obligations for other parties.

LFG Trademark Application - Investment Management Services

USPTO received trademark application TM98739026 for the mark 'LFG' covering investment management, financial analysis and consultation, portfolio management, litigation financing, and related legal and business consulting services in International Class 036. The application was filed under Intent to Use basis and is being tracked through ChangeBridge trademark monitoring services.

Upper Melville Pond Closure Due to PFAS Contamination

The Rhode Island Department of Health issued an informational notice regarding the closure of Upper Melville Pond due to detected PFAS contamination. The agency is conducting additional testing and investigation to assess the extent of contamination. Residents are advised to avoid swimming, fishing, and other recreational water activities at the pond until further notice.

Sanctions Advisory on Sham Transactions and Sanctions Evasion

OFAC published a sanctions advisory on sham transactions and sanctions evasion. The guidance highlights risks arising from sham transactions used to evade sanctions and identifies factors to consider when evaluating whether property may be the subject of a sham transaction. This advisory applies to financial institutions and parties engaged in international trade.

BJG v. NOAA - Administrative Appeal Reply Brief Appendix

NOAA filed BJG's Appellant Reply Brief Appendix in Docket No. NOAA-HQ-2025-1465, supporting reply arguments in an administrative enforcement case. The document provides supplemental materials and exhibits supporting BJG's reply to NOAA's response brief.

Clemente Appellant Reply Brief - NOAA Regulatory Case

NOAA filed an Appellant Reply Brief in the Clemente regulatory case on March 31, 2025. The brief responds to arguments in an ongoing administrative appeal before a federal court or tribunal. Parties involved in related regulatory matters should review the filing for implications on NOAA enforcement proceedings.

NYSDOS Principal Brief in NOAA Administrative Appeal

The New York State Department of State (NYSDOS) filed its principal brief in an administrative appeal before the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA). The document, filed in docket NOAA-HQ-2025-1464, contains NYSDOS's legal arguments and evidence in support of its position. The subject matter of the underlying dispute relates to NOAA's regulatory jurisdiction.

Clemente v. NOAA - Administrative Appeal Appellant Brief

The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration received an Appellant Principal Brief from Clemente in Case No. NOAA-HQ-2025-1464, an administrative appeal. The appellant is challenging an underlying NOAA administrative decision through this legal filing. The document was filed via Regulations.gov under docket NOAA-HQ-2025-1464.

NYSDOS Appendix Supporting Documentation for NOAA Rulemaking

NOAA received an appendix filing from the New York State Department of State (NYSDOS) as supporting documentation for an open rulemaking docket (NOAA-HQ-2025-1464). The document was submitted via regulations.gov and contains supplementary materials related to the underlying NOAA regulatory action. This is a routine supporting filing in an ongoing consultation process.

NYSDOS Principal Brief in NOAA Administrative Proceeding

The New York State Department of State filed a Principal Brief in a NOAA administrative proceeding on March 31, 2025. The brief is associated with docket NOAA-HQ-2025-1465 and represents NYSDOS's legal position in the matter.

MOL Space Charter Agreements - Nissan Removal Amendments

The Federal Maritime Commission published notice of two amendments to space charter agreements between Mitsui O.S.K. Lines Ltd. and its partners. Both amendments remove Nissan Motor Car Carrier Co., Ltd. as a party from the existing agreements. The MOL and ECL Space Charter Agreement (012358-002) and MOL/LGL Space Charter Agreement (012379-002) both show proposed effective dates of March 25, 2026.

ICE Arrests Criminals for Sexual Assault, Kidnapping, Weapons

ICE announced arrests of criminal aliens convicted of aggravated sexual assault of a child, aggravated kidnapping, and assault with a deadly weapon. The enforcement action targets individuals who pose public safety threats under the current administration.

ICE Arrests Canadian Top-25 Most Wanted Fugitive in Mississippi

ICE arrested Adrian Vincent Walker, a Canadian national and top-25 most-wanted fugitive, at a residence in Tupelo, Mississippi on March 23, 2026. Walker is wanted by Toronto Police Service for first-degree murder and attempted murder following a May 2024 shooting. He faces federal charges for illegal entry and illegal possession of a firearm.

Z. v. Uber Technologies, Inc. et al - Product Liability

United States District Court Northern District of California docketed civil case H. Z. v. Uber Technologies, Inc. et al (Case No. 3:26-cv-02783) on March 31, 2026. Plaintiff H. Z. filed a short-form complaint alleging personal injury product liability claims against Uber Technologies, Inc., Rasier, LLC, and Rasier-CA, LLC, with a filing fee of $405.

Bay-Valley Mortgage Group Consent Order - 5-Year License Bar

The Connecticut Department of Banking issued a consent order barring Bay-Valley Mortgage Group from engaging in the mortgage lending business in Connecticut for 5 years. The action stems from findings that control persons Ji Na Oh and Sae Hyun Park violated NMLS Rules of Conduct and failed to demonstrate the requisite character and general fitness required for licensure under Connecticut law.

LeadPoint Secure Rights Consent Order - Unlicensed Mortgage Lead Generation

The Connecticut Banking Commissioner issued a consent order against LeadPoint, Inc. d/b/a Secure Rights (NMLS #3175) for acting as an unlicensed mortgage lead generator in Connecticut from February 2020 to April 2025, in violation of a prior 2020 consent order. LeadPoint agreed to pay a $50,000 civil penalty and to cease all unlicensed lead generation activities in the state. The enforcement action arose from an examination of a Connecticut mortgage lender licensee that identified LeadPoint as a third-party vendor.

Ho Jin Lim Barred from Connecticut Mortgage Lending for 5 Years

The Connecticut Department of Banking issued a Consent Order barring Ho Jin Lim (NMLS # 1197908) from Connecticut mortgage lending for 5 years. The action stems from an investigation by the Consumer Credit Division that found Lim violated NMLS Rules of Conduct for Education Students and failed to demonstrate the requisite character and general fitness for continued licensure as a mortgage loan originator.

Trademark Application - ACHIEVE FINANCIAL WELLNESS PROGRAM

An entity filed an Intent-to-Use trademark application (TM98656629) with the USPTO on July 19, 2024, for the mark "ACHIEVE FINANCIAL WELLNESS PROGRAM" covering credit counseling services and credit union services. The application, filed under International Class 036, establishes a priority filing date for the mark in connection with these financial services.

Abraham Ezekiel Banks Trademark Application - Class 36 Financial Services

USPTO received trademark application TM98530204 from Abraham Ezekiel Banks on May 1, 2024, for 'Abraham Ezekiel Banks' covering financial consultancy and financial information and advisory services in Class 36. The application is filed under Intent to Use basis, indicating the applicant plans to use the mark in commerce.

Vanda patents trichostatin A cancer treatment method

USPTO granted patent US12590162B2 to Vanda Pharmaceuticals Inc. covering a method of treating cancer using trichostatin A (TSA). Inventors include Mihael H. Polymeropoulos, Louis William Licamele, and Christian Lavedan. The patent contains 5 claims.

siRNA Septicemia Treatment Patent

USPTO granted Patent US12590304B2 to Suzhou Ribo Life Science Co., Ltd. covering an siRNA therapeutic targeting the kininogen (KNG) gene for treating septicemia. The patent includes 8 claims for the nucleic acid composition, pharmaceutical formulation, and siRNA conjugate. This is a standard patent grant公告 with no regulatory compliance obligations.

EEG-fNIRS neurofeedback system patent granted

The USPTO granted Patent US12588859B2 to the Education University of Hong Kong for an integrated EEG-fNIRS neurofeedback system. The patent covers EEG electrodes, fNIRS detectors, a computation module, and a report generator that processes brain signals and selects a representative score. Invented by Kin Chung Michael Yeung, the patent contains 12 claims and was granted on March 31, 2026.

PSA Cardiac Activation Detection Method and System

The USPTO granted Patent No. US12588856B2 to Biosense Webster (Israel) Ltd. covering methods for identifying and graphically indicating cardiac tissue locations exhibiting progressively slowing activation (PSA) based on cardiac signal analysis. The patent includes 14 claims and names eight inventors including Tal Haim Bar-On and Kumaraswamy Nanthakumar.

System and method for intraoperative nerve guidance during surgery

USPTO granted patent US12588860B2 to Neuralytix, LLC covering a system and method for intraoperative nerve guidance during surgical procedures. The patent describes receiving real-time image data from intraoperative imaging, determining nerve function parameters indicative of nerve health, and presenting a concurrent visual output of anatomical structures and nerve health indicators. The patent names inventors David S. Nay and Christopher Wybo, with 19 claims.

Wearable device and method for non-invasive assessment of glymphatic flow

USPTO granted Patent US12588861B2 to Applied Cognition, Inc. for a wearable head-mounted system that non-invasively assesses glymphatic flow using alternating current electrodes. The system includes a measurement validation module applying Hilbert transform or Kramer-Kronig tests and a cranial fluid dynamics module. The patent contains 20 claims and covers devices and methods for neurological fluid assessment.

Commodity Jurisdiction Determination Form - Information Collection Request

The Department of State's Directorate of Defense Trade Controls is requesting public comments on a renewal of Form DS-4076 for commodity jurisdiction determinations. The form, used pursuant to ITAR § 120.4, allows respondents to request DDTC to determine whether articles or services are covered by the U.S. Munitions List. Comments are due April 30, 2026.

Technology Security/Clearance Plans, Screening Records, and NDAs Under ITAR § 126.18

The Department of State's Directorate of Defense Trade Controls (DDTC) requests public comments on extending OMB Control Number 1405-0195, covering Technology Security/Clearance Plans, Screening Records, and Non-Disclosure Agreements under ITAR § 126.18. The collection applies to defense article transfers by business and nonprofit organizations. Estimated burden: 10,000 respondents at 10 hours each, totaling 100,000 hours. Comments due April 30, 2026.

China Commodities Derivative Markets Public Hearing Notice

The U.S.-China Economic and Security Review Commission announced a public hearing scheduled for April 16, 2026 to examine China's efforts to enhance its pricing power in global commodities trade through domestic futures exchanges. The hearing will cover agricultural goods, energy and oil products, base metals, and critical minerals. Interested parties may file written statements by the hearing date.

Tracking Regulatory Changes, Trump Administration Second Term

Brookings Institution's Center on Regulation and Markets has published a comprehensive tracking document cataloging regulatory changes during the second Trump administration (2025-2026). The compilation covers executive orders, agency actions, and policy shifts across multiple regulatory domains including energy, environmental protection, immigration, financial services, and healthcare.

Prism Breathwork Trademark Application for Wellness Services

USPTO received Intent to Use trademark application TM99512817 for 'PRISM BREATHWORK' covering medical/healthcare services in Class 044, including breathwork therapy, energy healing, meditation services, and wellness education. The application was filed by Prism Breathwork LLC and is currently in draft status pending examination.

TruGenix Trademark Application - Animal Genetics Services

The USPTO published trademark application TM99463825 for TRUGENIX on March 30, 2026. The application covers downloadable software and services for animal genetic testing, health screening, database management, and veterinary services. The publication initiates a standard opposition period during which third parties may challenge the trademark registration.

Eagleville Hospital Trademark - Behavioral Health Services

The USPTO published Eagleville Hospital's trademark application (TM99513163) for behavioral health services, opening a standard 30-day opposition period during which third parties may challenge the registration. This is a routine trademark prosecution action with no substantive regulatory impact.

STIM MD SaaS trademark for physician bone healing portal

The USPTO received trademark application TM99393212 for STIM MD on September 15, 2025. The application covers SaaS services for physician-patient communications regarding bone healing solutions, including online portals for capturing patient health data and transmitting it to physicians for remote viewing and treatment monitoring. The application was filed under Intent to Use provisions.

COCO WELLNESS SPA Trademark Application

USPTO published trademark application TM99506066 for COCO WELLNESS SPA covering medical spa and health spa services including cosmetic laser treatments, microneedling, IV hydration therapy, body contouring, and hormone replacement consulting. The application was filed on 2025-11-19 and published for opposition on March 30, 2026.

ROOTFORGE THERAPY Trademark for Mental Health Services

The USPTO published trademark application TM99512998 for ROOTFORGE THERAPY on March 30, 2026. The application covers mental health therapy services, psychotherapy, and mental health counseling. The 90-day opposition period begins upon publication, during which third parties may challenge the registration.

Trademark Application 99510052 - Medical Services (Class 044)

USPTO recorded Intent to Use trademark application 99510052 for medical services under Class 044. The application covers managed health care services, home health care services, geriatric health care management, and advisory services relating to health care. This is a routine trademark filing record with no new regulatory obligations.

La Rosa Law Trademark - Legal Services Registration

The USPTO published La Rosa Law's trademark application (TM99726105) for legal services on March 30, 2026. The publication initiates the standard 30-day opposition period during which third parties may challenge the registration. This is a routine trademark registration matter with no new regulatory obligations.

$4.8M Wastewater Treatment Grant Awarded to Pilot Grove, Missouri

MO DNR awarded $4.8 million in financial assistance to Pilot Grove, MO for wastewater treatment system upgrades through the Clean Water State Revolving Fund. The funding includes a $2 million loan and $2.76 million grant, with the city contributing nearly $700,000 and securing an additional $750,000 Community Development Block Grant. Project completion is targeted for May 2027.

Avista Electric Line Extension Schedule 51 Rate Adjustment

The Idaho Public Utilities Commission issued Order No. 36985 regarding Avista Corporation's annual rate adjustment filing for Electric Line Extension Schedule 51 (Case No. AVU-E-26-02). The filing proposes updated costs and allowances for electrical infrastructure including transformers, conduit, and service circuits, with a requested effective date of May 15, 2026. The Commission established a Modified Procedure process allowing written comments on the application.

Meniscal Allograft Transplantation System and Methods

The USPTO granted patent US12588914B2 to Arthrex, Inc. for a meniscal allograft transplantation system and associated methods. The patent, granted on March 31, 2026, covers proprietary orthobiologic technology in the meniscal repair space with 20 claims.

Secure data parser method and system

The USPTO granted Patent US12591698B2 to Security First Innovations, LLC for a secure data parser method and system that parses data and splits it into multiple portions for secure storage and communication. The technology may employ encryption and protects data in motion by distributing data across multiple communication paths. The patent contains 20 claims.

Systems and methods of protecting secrets in use with containerized applications

The USPTO granted Visa International Service Association Patent No. US12591655B2 for systems and methods protecting cryptographic keys and sensitive data in containerized applications. The invention describes a key protection service implemented as a lightweight virtual machine with containerized processes and attestation clients for secured key storage.

Laser Processing System Test Method Patent Grant

USPTO granted Patent US12589034B2 to Carl Zeiss Meditec AG for a method of system testing laser processing systems. The patent covers a functional test of control elements combined with determination of variable parameters affecting laser processing execution, with overlapping test phases. The patent application was filed March 11, 2022, and contains 18 claims.

Convex ostomy barrier patent granted to Hollister

USPTO granted patent US12589023B2 to Hollister Incorporated on March 31, 2026, for a convex ostomy barrier and method of forming such barriers. The patent covers a skin barrier with inlet opening and convex insert system for attaching ostomy appliances to peristomal skin. Invented by Kenneth Nielsen, the patent includes 6 claims under CPC classifications A61F 5/448 and related codes.

Ocular delivery systems and methods for Schlemm's canal access

The USPTO granted patent US12589024B2 to Sight Sciences, Inc. covering ocular delivery systems and methods for accessing Schlemm's canal and delivering ocular devices or fluid compositions. The technology addresses medical conditions associated with elevated intraocular pressure, including glaucoma. The patent includes 30 claims and names David Y. Badawi, Daniel O'Keeffe, and Paul Badawi as inventors.

Safety vitreous body cutting device

USPTO granted patent US12589029B2 to The Catholic University of Korea Industry-Academic Cooperation Foundation for a safety vitreous body cutting device used in vitreoretinal surgery. The device incorporates a tubular body with negative pressure, a reciprocating cutter, and a safety net to prevent retinal damage during vitreous body removal. The patent (9 claims) was filed on October 25, 2024.

Laser methods and systems for addressing conditions of the lens

The USPTO granted Patent US12589033B2 to Lensar, Inc. on March 31, 2026, covering laser systems and methods for performing cataract surgery. The patent includes claims for using biometric systems to determine material properties of eye structures, laser pulses with varying power levels, and therapeutic laser delivery systems with variable beam power capability.

Bandage System for Detection of S. aureus

The USPTO granted patent US12589035B2 to inventor Emma J Bright on March 31, 2026. The patent covers a disposable adhesive bandage capable of detecting Staphylococcus aureus at wound sites by integrating rapid test technology into the bandage pad. The patent contains 10 claims and grants exclusive rights to this detection technology.

Combined Laser and Phacoemulsification System for Eye Surgery

The USPTO granted Lensar, Inc. Patent US12589031B2 for an integrated laser-ultrasound system combining laser and phacoemulsification for eye surgery. The patent covers systems with safety interlocks preventing simultaneous laser and phaco operation, repositionable laser arms, and 330-degree clocking positioning around the patient eye. The patent contains 36 claims.

Intraocular devices, systems, and methods

USPTO granted patent US12589025B2 to Sight Sciences, Inc. for intraocular implants configured to deliver drugs to the eye for treating eye conditions. The patent has 68 claims and names Paul Badawi, David Y. Badawi, and Daniel O'Keeffe as inventors. Filing date was May 27, 2022, with application number 17827573.

Grasping structure for retinal membrane surgical instrument

The USPTO granted patent US12589028B2 to Alcon Inc. covering an ophthalmic surgical instrument for peeling retinal membranes. The patent includes 17 claims and names Reto Grüebler and Luca Palmerini as inventors. The instrument features a handle with an actuator, outer tube, inner rod, and a grasping structure with first and second polymer arms angled to conform to retinal membranes.

Monitoring and analysis of invasive and non-invasive electrophysiological signals

The USPTO granted Cardioinsight Technologies Inc. Patent US12588850B2 covering a computer-implemented method for monitoring and analyzing electrophysiological signals using both invasive and body surface electrodes. The patent protects technology for reconstructing cardiac electrophysiological signals on surfaces of interest within a patient's body, with geometry data that adapts based on movement of invasive electrodes.

Methods and systems for determining brain and nerve function status via pupillary analysis

The USPTO granted Patent US12588846B2 to Hadasit Medical Research Services & Development Ltd. covering methods, systems, and devices for determining brain and/or nerve function status by analyzing pupillary response through closed eyelids. The patent includes 17 claims and covers technology that tracks pupil location, calculates pupil size, and monitors pupillary reflex using transmitted light analysis.

Pen Format Liquid Collection Device

USPTO granted Patent US12588845B2 to University of Tasmania for a pen-format liquid collection device for liquid sampling and analysis. The device features an elongate tubular housing with a liquid take-up element (capillary) and a retention element that protects samples within the housing. The patent includes 41 claims and names 7 inventors including David Charles Bailey and Andrew Gooley.

Biomagnetism measuring device and method for controlling biomagnetism measuring device

The USPTO granted Patent US12588847B2 to Shimadzu Corporation on March 31, 2026, covering a biomagnetism measuring device and control method. The invention uses first and second magnetic sensors with optical pumping action via plasma-generated cells, with staggered plasma generation controlled by a power supply controller. The patent contains 6 claims.

Devices and Systems for Measuring Magnetic Fields

USPTO granted patent US12588848B2 to INSERM for a magnetic field measurement device designed for magnetocardiovascular applications. The invention uses ultrasensitive magnetic sensors capable of measuring weak fields in the sub-picotesla range with low-noise processing circuitry. The patent contains 19 claims covering the device design and measurement methods.

Garment medical examination system

USPTO granted patent US12588849B2 to Scientific American Medical Examination Research, LLC for an ECG glove system capable of recording 12-lead electrocardiograms. The patent covers a glove with precordial leads positioned along the peripheral edge and arm leads positioned on both palmar and dorsal sides. Inventor Samer Nasry holds 20 claims for this medical examination garment.

Variable density mapping catheter

The USPTO granted Patent US12588851B2 to St. Jude Medical, Cardiology Division, Inc. for a variable density mapping catheter designed for cardiac electrophysiological mapping. The patent, with 20 claims, covers flexible high-density mapping catheters with electrode arrays for detecting tissue characteristics and diagnosing cardiac arrhythmias such as cardiac arrhythmias.

Analyte sensors and sensing methods featuring dual detection of glucose and ketones

The USPTO granted Patent US12588844B2 to Abbott Diabetes Care Inc. covering analyte sensors capable of dual detection of glucose and ketones. The patent includes 18 claims for sensors with two working electrodes, one with a ketones-responsive enzyme system and one with a glucose-responsive enzyme, each coated with a membrane of different composition. The invention enables concurrent measurement of both analytes from a single sensor device.

Neural interface system and method

USPTO granted patent US12588852B2 to Science Corporation for a neural interface system capable of recording electrical signals from neurons and delivering optical/electrical stimuli via LEDs and electrodes. The patent, with 19 claims, covers integrated recording and stimulus modules controlled by digital and analog drive circuitry.

Fusion antibody for presenting antigen-derived T cell epitope

USPTO granted Patent US12590156B2 to AJOU UNIVERSITY INDUSTRY-ACADEMIC COOPERATION FOUNDATION for a fusion antibody composition designed to deliver viral antigen-derived CD8+ T cell antigen epitopes to target cell cytoplasm for presentation on major histocompatibility complex class I (MHC-I) molecules. The patent contains 22 claims covering the composition and its use in antigen presentation.

Correction to Individual Shared Responsibility Child Dependent Penalty Amount

The California Franchise Tax Board issued a correction to the Individual Shared Responsibility penalty amount for dependent children, raising it from $450 to $475 per child due to a rounding error in 2025 indexing. Updated penalty information has been posted to the personal health care mandate webpage, tax professionals webpage, and the individual shared responsibility penalty estimator.

Secretary of State Entity Identification Numbers for Tax Filings

The California Franchise Tax Board issued guidance clarifying that the Secretary of State's new 12-digit alphanumeric entity identification numbers require only numeric digits for tax filings and payments. Taxpayers using software or FTB's Web Pay application must enter only the numeric portion, as the system will reject alpha characters, dashes, or spaces.

Attorney General Formella Joins Coalition Urging Xylazine Act

New Hampshire Attorney General John Formella joined a bipartisan coalition of over 40 state attorneys general urging Congress to pass S. 545/H.R. 1266, the Combating Illicit Xylazine Act. The legislation would classify xylazine (street name "tranq"), an animal tranquilizer increasingly mixed with fentanyl, as a Schedule III controlled substance. The coalition emphasizes that federal action is needed to help law enforcement track manufacturing and distribution while addressing the growing role of xylazine in overdose deaths.

Saint-Gobain PFAS Water Connection Agreement

NH DES and Town of Londonderry reached agreement with Saint-Gobain Performance Plastics under the 2018 consent decree. Saint-Gobain will contribute approximately $1.71 million toward a $4.3 million watermain extension on High Range Road in Londonderry, enabling approximately 350 properties to connect to a community water system to address PFAS contamination.

Medical Services Trademark Application - Rooted & Resilient Therapy

The USPTO received trademark application TM99006347 for "Rooted & Resilient Therapy" filed January 17, 2025. The application is an Intent-to-Use filing covering mental health therapy services (Class 044), with an anticipated registration date of March 30, 2026.

State v. Kane - DV Reporting Conviction Reversed

The Court of Appeals of Washington, Division One reversed Sean Kane's conviction for interfering with domestic violence reporting due to insufficient evidence. The appellate court remanded to the trial court to vacate that conviction while affirming all other convictions. The case arose from alleged prohibited contact with Kane's estranged wife despite a DV protection order.

In the Matter of the Detention of I.H. - Involuntary Mental Health Commitment Affirmed

The Court of Appeals of Washington Division One affirmed a 14-day involuntary treatment order for I.H., rejecting claims that video appearance violated due process and that the trial court disregarded Involuntary Treatment Act requirements. The court found any constitutional error was not manifest. The case involved testimony from hospital court evaluators and a Washington State Patrol trooper regarding I.H.'s mental health condition and likelihood of harm.

Young's Market v. WA Dept of Revenue - B&O Tax Assessment

The Washington Court of Appeals affirmed a $315,227.11 B&O tax assessment against Young's Market Company, a wholesale alcoholic beverage distributor. The court upheld the Department of Revenue's classification of $21 million in termination payments as taxable under the "service and other activities" designation rather than the "tax on wholesalers" category.

1135 Waiver Request Automated Process PRA Information Collection

CMS published a 60-day Federal Register notice announcing an opportunity for public comment on a revision to the Submission of 1135 Waiver Request Automated Process information collection (OMB Control No. 0938-1384). The collection supports the Acute Hospital Care at Home (AHCAH) program. Comments must be submitted by June 1, 2026.

Daily Federal Register Volume 91 Number 61

The Office of the Federal Register published Volume 91, Number 61 of the Federal Register containing regulatory notices, proposed rules, and final rules from federal agencies. This daily compilation covers diverse regulatory actions across multiple federal departments and agencies.

Federal Register XML Data Feed

GPO published Federal Register XML data for March 31, 2026, providing machine-readable access to federal regulatory documents. The data feed contains structural metadata for all documents published in that Federal Register edition.

SBA Disaster Loans for New Hampshire Small Businesses and Private Nonprofits

The SBA announced availability of low-interest Economic Injury Disaster Loans for small businesses and private nonprofits in New Hampshire and select Massachusetts counties affected by extreme moisture (May 1-June 18, 2025). Loans up to $2 million are available at 4% for small businesses and 3.625% for PNPs, with terms up to 30 years. The application deadline is November 19.

SBA Announces New Made in America Loan Guarantee for Manufacturers

The U.S. Small Business Administration announced a new Made in America Loan Guarantee under its International Trade Loan (ITL) Program, increasing the federal guarantee from 75% to 90% to help small manufacturers reshore production. The expanded program takes effect May 1, 2026, for manufacturers in NAICS Sectors 31-33, supporting equipment upgrades, facility modernization, and supply chain diversification away from foreign adversaries.

Disaster Relief Loans for New Hampshire Small Businesses and Nonprofits Affected by Extreme Moisture

The SBA announced Economic Injury Disaster Loans (EIDL) for small businesses and private nonprofits in 9 New Hampshire counties and 3 Massachusetts counties that sustained economic losses from extreme moisture (May 1-June 18, 2025). Loans up to $2 million are available at 4% for small businesses and 3.625% for nonprofits, with terms up to 30 years. Agricultural producers are excluded except aquaculture enterprises.

SBA Disaster Loans for New Hampshire Businesses

The U.S. Small Business Administration announced availability of Economic Injury Disaster Loans (EIDL) for small businesses and private nonprofits in designated New Hampshire, Massachusetts, and Vermont counties affected by freezing temperatures in January 2025. Loans up to $2 million are available at 4% for small businesses and 3.625% for nonprofits, with terms up to 30 years and no interest accrual for 12 months.

Public Diplomacy Commercial Partnerships and Entrepreneurship Program

The U.S. Mission to Kyrgyzstan Public Diplomacy Section announces an open competition for grant funding of $25,000 to $75,000 to foster commercial ties between the United States and Kyrgyz Republic. The program aims to promote economic growth, entrepreneurship skills using American best practices, and foster connections between American and Kyrgyz businesses. Applications close May 15, 2026.

Alumni Engagement Innovation Fund 2026 South Africa

The U.S. Mission to South Africa Public Diplomacy Section announces the 2026 Alumni Engagement Innovation Fund, providing $5,000-$35,000 grants for exchange program alumni to implement projects supporting U.S. policy objectives and Freedom 250 initiatives. Applications close May 8, 2026.

Alumni Engagement Innovation Fund 2026 - Estonia

The U.S. Mission to Estonia announced the 2026 Alumni Engagement Innovation Fund (AEIF), offering grants of $5,000 to $35,000 to Estonian citizen alumni of U.S. government-funded exchange programs for community benefit projects. Applications close May 1, 2026. This funding opportunity does not constitute an award commitment, and the Mission reserves the right to adjust awards based on proposal quality and available resources.

Public Diplomacy English Language Program Grant - Kyrgyz Republic

The U.S. Department of State's Embassy Bishkek Public Diplomacy Section announced an open competition for a grant of $100,000 to $200,000 to implement English language programs in the Kyrgyz Republic for up to two years. The program aims to increase English proficiency among high school and university teachers and students to B2 level and above, improve access to native English speakers, and promote knowledge of American culture.

Disciplinary Counsel v. Romer - Attorney Reinstatement

The Ohio Supreme Court granted attorney Shawn Alexander Romer's petition for reinstatement to practice law in Ohio, subject to continued compliance with substance abuse treatment and counseling recommendations. Respondent must pay $725 in proceedings costs within 90 days, with interest accruing thereafter and potential contempt proceedings for non-payment.

Attorney Piergies Resignation with Disciplinary Action Pending

The Ohio Supreme Court accepted the resignation of attorney James Douglas Piergies (Registration No. 0032764) as a resignation with disciplinary action pending pursuant to Gov.Bar R. VI(11)(C). All rights and privileges to practice law in Ohio were withdrawn effective March 31, 2026. The order prohibits Piergies from practicing law in any form, appearing as an attorney before any court or authority, or providing legal advice in Ohio.

Final Funding Authorizations for Campus-Based Aid Programs

The U.S. Department of Education's Office of Federal Student Aid announced final 2026-27 funding levels for Campus-Based Aid programs, appropriating $1.23 billion for Federal Work-Study (FWS) and $910 million for Federal Supplemental Educational Opportunity Grant (FSEOG) under the Consolidated Appropriations Act, 2026 (P.L. 119-75). Schools can access their final allocation worksheets on the COD website by April 1, 2026.

Title III Institution Designation and FWS FSEOG Non-Federal Share Waiver

The U.S. Department of Education's Federal Student Aid office issued an electronic announcement informing institutions that applications for Title III designation and the resulting waiver of non-federal share requirements for Federal Work-Study (FWS) and Federal Supplemental Education Opportunity Grant (FSEOG) programs must be submitted by April 23, 2026. Institutions designated as eligible under Section 312 of the Higher Education Act will receive the waiver for the 2026-27 award year. Historically Black Colleges and Universities, Tribally Controlled Colleges and Universities, and institutions with active Title III grants automatically qualify for the waiver.

Borrower Defense School Notification Process Under 1994 and 2016 Regulations

The U.S. Department of Education's Federal Student Aid division has issued guidance on the school notification process for borrower defense to repayment applications under the 1994 (34 C.F.R. 685.206(c)) and 2016 (34 C.F.R. 685.222) regulations. ED is resuming adjudication of these applications outside the Sweet v. McMahon settlement and will provide schools 60 days to respond to notifications before substantive review. Non-response carries no negative inference against schools.

Cary St BP Delivery Prohibition Proceeding

VA DEQ has initiated a delivery prohibition proceeding against Cary St BP at 1920 West Cary St, Richmond, VA 23220, due to unresolved compliance issues from an August 5, 2025 underground storage tank inspection. The virtual proceeding is scheduled for April 14, 2026 at 1:30 PM. Delivery prohibition would prevent fuel delivery to the facility until compliance is restored.

Celanese Acetate LLC Air Pollution Control Law Violations

VA DEQ has proposed a consent order against Celanese Acetate LLC for violations of the Virginia Air Pollution Control Law and applicable permit regulations at the Celanese Narrows Virginia Plant in Narrows, Virginia. The proposed consent order is available for public comment from March 31, 2026 through April 30, 2026.

Jane Doe DMA v. Uber Technologies - Personal Injury

The U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California docketed a civil complaint filed by Jane Doe DMA (N.L.) against Uber Technologies, Inc. on March 31, 2026. The complaint, filed under case number 3:26-cv-02781, asserts personal injury claims against all defendants with a filing fee of $405. The plaintiff seeks anonymity, indicated by the Jane Doe designation.

Peter Drum - Immediate Attorney Suspension

The Maine Supreme Judicial Court ordered the immediate interim suspension of attorney Peter W. Drum from practicing law in Maine. The Board of Overseers of the Bar petitioned the Court based on evidence of violations of Maine Rules of Professional Conduct 1.14, 8.1(b), and 8.4(a)(b)(c)(d), finding Drum poses an imminent threat to clients, the public, and the administration of justice. Drum must immediately cease all legal practice and surrender all client files and assets to a court-appointed receiver.

Biometric authentication template update system

USPTO granted Patent No. US12591648B2 to NEC Corporation covering a biometric authentication system that updates biometric templates without requiring user re-registration. The patent includes an update value generation unit that synchronizes updates to both biometric templates and associated verification keys. The patent contains 13 claims and covers CPC classifications G06F 21/32 and H04L 9/32.

Analyte Sensor with Integrated Components Patent Grant

The USPTO granted Patent US12588843B2 to Medtronic MiniMed, Inc. covering analyte sensor devices with integrated electrical and chemical components fabricated on a substrate. The patent includes 29 claims and relates to continuous glucose monitoring technology.

Blood oxygen concentration measurement device and method

USPTO granted patent US12588840B2 to Quanta Computer Inc. on March 31, 2026, covering a blood oxygen concentration measurement device with light source, detection, signal processing, and control units. The patent includes 12 claims for calculating blood oxygen values, pulse rate, and signal strength index, with low perfusion measurement capabilities.

Calibration-free pulse oximetry

The USPTO granted Patent US12588841B2 to Viavi Solutions Inc. on March 31, 2026, covering calibration-free pulse oximetry devices and methods. The patent (20 claims) describes devices and methods for calculating arterial oxygen saturation using photoplethysmography (PPG) data analysis without requiring traditional calibration. Inventors: Lan Sun, Chang Meng Hsiung, Babs Soller.

Photometry Device for Bloodstream Oxygen Measurement Using Dual LED Configuration

USPTO granted Analog Devices International Unlimited Company Patent No. US12588842B2 for a photometry device using dual LED configuration with an inductor for measuring oxygen in a patient's bloodstream. The patent (18 claims) covers systems and methods for emitting light to a target via first and second LEDs with energy storage capability.

Polymorph of EP4 receptor antagonist, preparation method and use

USPTO granted patent US12590103B2 to Shanghai Yuyao Biotech Ltd. for a stable polymorph of an EP4 receptor antagonist. The patent covers the solid-state form with improved stability over the amorphous compound, with claims directed to oncology, immunology, and bone disease applications.

OTTO BOCK Prosthetic Hand Patent Grant

The USPTO granted patent US12589011B2 to OTTO BOCK HEALTHCARE PRODUCTS GMBH for a prosthetic hand design featuring a chassis with longitudinal guide and clamping element. The patent, filed June 11, 2021 as Application No. 18001426, contains 20 claims covering the mechanical assembly that blocks two translational degrees of freedom in a locking position.

Stent delivery system, endoscope system, and stent indwelling method

USPTO granted Patent US12589015B2 to Olympus Corporation for a stent delivery system, endoscope system, and stent indwelling method. The patent covers a system with an outer tube and inner tube configured for insertion into an endoscope channel, with a stent stored between them. The patent application 17888695 was filed August 16, 2022, and includes 19 claims.

Fully crimped stent for treating bifurcations

The USPTO issued patent US12589013B2 to Advanced Bifurcation Systems Inc. on March 31, 2026. The patent covers a fully crimped stent delivery system for treating bifurcated vessels, including features to prevent axial movement during delivery. The patent includes 10 claims and names inventors Ashur Bourang and Henry Bourang.

Corrosion inhibitor formulations with pyridinium and hydroxy substituents

The USPTO granted patent US12590256B2 to Saudi Arabian Oil Company on March 31, 2026, covering corrosion inhibitor formulations containing compounds with both pyridinium and hydroxy substituents. The patent includes 6 claims and covers methods of making the compounds and processes for inhibiting corrosion on metallic surfaces. Inventors include Muhammad Imran Ul-haq, Nayef M. Alanazi, Turki M. Al Abeedi, Abdullah Al-Malki, and Faisal M. Al-Mutahhar.

Spiromacrocyclic orexin 2 receptor agonists

USPTO granted Patent No. US12590106B2 to H. Lundbeck A/S for novel spiromacrocyclic orexin 2 receptor agonists used in CNS treatments. The patent, covering 18 claims, names 11 inventors including Karsten Juhl, Wanwan Yu, and Thomas Leegaard Andersen, with application originally filed as EP19195185.

KRas G12C inhibitors for cancer treatment

The USPTO granted patent US12590105B2 to Eli Lilly and Company on March 31, 2026, covering 24 claims for KRas G12C inhibitors and their use in treating cancer. The patent, with application number 18255713 filed on November 24, 2021, protects specific compound formulations and methods of treatment. This grant provides Eli Lilly with enforceable intellectual property rights in the United States.

Combination therapies against cancer targeting CD38 and TGF-β

USPTO granted Sanofi Patent US12590167B2 covering combination cancer therapies targeting CD38 and TGF-β using specific antibodies. The patent (11 claims) was granted March 31, 2026, with a filing date of July 10, 2019. This patent relates to compositions and methods for treating cancer using dual-antibody therapy.

CD30+ Cancer Detection and Treatment Methods Patent

USPTO granted Patent US12590968B2 to Seagen Inc. for methods of diagnosis, prognosis, prophylaxis and treatment of CD30+ cancers. The patent (Kind B2), with inventors Tina Albertson and Maria L. Smith, contains 4 claims covering CPC classifications A61K 47/6849, C07K 16/2878, and A61P 35/00. Application No. 17747591 was filed May 18, 2022.

Antigen-binding molecules that bind CD38 and/or CD28, and uses thereof

USPTO granted Regeneron Pharmaceuticals Patent No. US12590168B2 covering CD38/CD28 bispecific antibodies designed to activate T-cells and inhibit tumor growth. The patent includes 35 claims and covers methods for treating cancers including multiple myeloma, lymphoma, and leukemia using bispecific antigen-binding molecules.

Medicare NPI and Attestation Rules for Hospital Off-Campus Departments

CMS will implement new Medicare attestation requirements for off-campus hospital outpatient departments under Section 6225 of the Consolidated Appropriations Act, adding Section 1833t(23) to the Social Security Act. Beginning January 1, 2028, off-campus departments paid under OPPS must bill under their own location-specific NPI and submit provider-based attestations demonstrating compliance with 42 C.F.R. § 413.65 between January 1, 2026 and December 31, 2027. All previously excepted or grandfathered sites are included.

California Hospice Fraud Investigation

The U.S. House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform, led by Chairman James Comer, has launched an investigation into California hospice fraud, sending a document request to Governor Gavin Newsom on March 23, 2026. The committee alleges $105 million in Medicare overbilling by Los Angeles County hospice providers and documents a 1500% increase in hospice providers between 2010-2022. California officials have responded that they have already revoked 280+ licenses and have hundreds more under investigation.

Brain-computer interface legal readiness, FDA regulation, neural data privacy

This legal analysis article examines the evolving regulatory landscape for brain-computer interfaces (BCIs), noting that Neuralink received FDA approval for human trials in 2023 under its PRIME Study and is enrolling 21 participants as of early 2026. The article discusses FDA device classification pathways, neural data privacy concerns, and competitive pressures from Samsung and Chinese research teams.

Assignment of Benefits in Payer Disputes - Federal Court Ruling

The U.S. District Court for the District of Connecticut issued a ruling in Abira Medical Laboratories LLC v. Aetna Inc. et al. clarifying that explicit assignment language conveying 'all rights and benefits' under health plans is sufficient to establish standing to sue in payer disputes, while power-of-attorney language alone does not permit the grantee to bring suit. The court allowed breach of contract claims to proceed for a subset of claims and limited state-law claims to non-ERISA plans.

Executive Order Establishes Fraud Task Force Targeting Federal Benefit Programs

President Trump signed an Executive Order creating a Task Force to Eliminate Fraud within the Executive Office of the President. The Task Force, chaired by the Vice President with the FTC Chairman as Vice Chairman, will coordinate a national strategy to combat fraud in federal benefit programs including housing, food assistance, medical care, and cash assistance. Federal agencies administering benefit programs must identify fraud-vulnerable transactions within 30 days, with minimum anti-fraud requirements due within 60 days.

Florida Medicaid Fraud Investigation Under Trump Administration Scrutiny

CMS Administrator Dr. Mehmet Oz has initiated a Florida Medicaid fraud investigation as part of a broader Trump Administration effort to identify excessive spending and reduce waste and abuse. Florida officials have 30 days to respond to questions regarding Medicaid program integrity, Medicaid provider oversight, and determination of high-risk Medicaid services. Healthcare facilities and practitioners should prepare for potential enhanced enforcement including increased audits, prepayment reviews, and provider revalidations.

LAW X AI Legal Strategic Advisory Trademark Application

USPTO received a trademark application (TM99725511) for "LAW X AI LEGAL STRATEGIC ADVISORY" filed on March 26, 2026. The application is based on Intent to Use and covers legal services. This is a routine trademark filing notification for a legal technology brand.

Tennessee Attorney Censured for AI-Generated False Citations

The Tennessee Board of Professional Responsibility publicly censured attorney Matthew Wayne Willis for submitting an AI-generated reply brief to the Armed Services Board of Contract Appeals containing over 70% fictitious legal citations. The Board found Willis violated Rules 1.3 (diligence), 5.3 (supervision of nonlawyer assistants), and 8.4 (misconduct) by failing to verify AI outputs and adequately supervise his paralegal. A Public Censure serves as a formal rebuke and warning but does not restrict the attorney's license to practice.

Package Delivery Scam Consumer Warning

Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes issued a consumer alert warning Arizonans about package delivery scams, in which fraudsters impersonate major shipping carriers (UPS, FedEx, USPS) via unsolicited texts, emails, or fake door tags to steal personal and financial information. The alert provides warning signs, protective measures, and reporting resources including the FBI's Internet Crime Complaint Center and FTC's identitytheft.gov.

Child Care Access Means Parents in School FY 2026 Reporting Requirements

The Department of Education published a notice announcing the reinstatement without change of a previously approved information collection request (OMB Control No. 1840-0763) for the FY 2026 Child Care Access Means Parents in School (CCAMPIS) Annual Performance Report Package. The notice solicits public comments on burden estimates of 9,800 annual burden hours across 350 responses. Comments are due June 1, 2026.

USMA Candidate Admission Procedures Information Collection

The United States Military Academy published a 60-day information collection notice under the Paperwork Reduction Act, seeking public comment on its candidate admission procedures (OMB Control No. 0702-0060). The notice estimates 75,000 respondents with 10,000 annual burden hours. Comments are due by June 1, 2026.

Army Claims Service Personal Property Loss Information Collection

The U.S. Army Claims Service has published a 60-day notice under the Paperwork Reduction Act seeking public comment on a proposed information collection to process claims for personal property lost, damaged, or destroyed incident to government service. The collection uses DD Forms 1842 and 1844 with an estimated annual burden of 46,600 hours across 11,650 respondents. Comments are due by June 1, 2026.

No-Fee Passport Application Information Collection

The U.S. Army Installation Management Command published a 60-day information collection notice under the Paperwork Reduction Act, seeking public comment on DD Form 1056 (Authorization to Apply for a No-Fee Passport and/or Request for Visa). The notice affects approximately 175,000 DoD civilians, military members, and their dependents who apply for official travel documents annually. Comments must be submitted by June 1, 2026.

Religious Liberty Commission Seventh Meeting Announced

The Department of Justice announced the seventh meeting of the Religious Liberty Commission, scheduled for April 13, 2026, from 8:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. The meeting is open to the public. Document Citation: 91 FR 16016.

CalMoneySmart Grants for Nonprofit Financial Education Organizations

The California Department of Financial Protection and Innovation announced $3.2 million in CalMoneySmart grant funding available for the 2026-2028 cycle to nonprofit organizations providing free financial education and empowerment services to California residents. Applications must be submitted by April 27, 2026, with maximum awards of $200,000 per fiscal year per grantee.

Dr. King Career Fair, 150 employers, 4,000 jobs

Dr. King Career Fair, 150 employers, 4,000 jobs

International Isotopes - Source Material License Transfer Withdrawn

The NRC granted International Isotopes Inc.'s request to withdraw its application for consent to directly transfer control of source material license SUB-1011. The application concerned a proposed depleted uranium deconversion and fluorine processing venture near Hobbs/Lea County, New Mexico. No further regulatory action is required.

Exemption for Vallecitos Nuclear Center from Shipment Reporting Requirements

The NRC issued an exemption to NorthStar Vallecitos, LLC for the Vallecitos Nuclear Center, extending the shipment receipt acknowledgement period from 20 to 45 days. This exempts NSV from investigation and reporting requirements when low-level radioactive waste shipments are not confirmed received within the standard timeframe. The action is specific to one licensee and is based on operational experience showing shipments may exceed 20 days.

Renewal of Fuel Licensing Information Collection

The NRC submitted a request to OMB for renewal of an existing information collection titled 'Scheduling Information for the Licensing of Accident Tolerant, Higher Burnup, and Increased Enrichment Fuels.' The public comment period closes April 30, 2026. This collection supports the NRC's licensing review process for advanced nuclear fuel designs.

Guidance on Radioactive Material Movement at Temporary Jobsites

The U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission issued RIS 2026-03, providing guidance on the applicability of 10 CFR Part 71 requirements during the movement of radioactive material within temporary jobsites. The Regulatory Issue Summary clarifies existing regulatory requirements for licensees conducting radioactive material operations at temporary locations. The NRC considered public comments received during the notice period (90 FR 11391) and made no changes to the final guidance.

NRC fines Metro Cardiovascular Diagnostics for violations

The U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission issued an Order Imposing Civil Monetary Penalty to Metro Cardiovascular Diagnostics, a nuclear materials licensee in Florissant, Missouri. The $36,000 civil penalty was imposed after the licensee failed to respond to a Notice of Violation and proposed penalty issued on July 28, 2025, despite multiple NRC contact attempts. The penalty is effective upon issuance.

California Medicaid DRG Payment Parameters Update

CMS approved California State Plan Amendment CA-25-0022, updating DRG payment parameters for State Fiscal Year 2025-26 for general acute inpatient services. The amendment affects private hospitals, non-designated public hospitals, out-of-state hospitals, and critical access hospitals. A companion letter clarifies that CMS is not approving payment methodologies that may violate the Asante v. Kennedy circuit court opinion.

New Jersey Adds CCBHC Services and Payment Methodologies

CMS approved New Jersey's Medicaid State Plan Amendment (SPA 25-0017) to add Certified Community Behavioral Health Clinic (CCBHC) services and establish payment methodologies for these services. The amendment was approved on March 27, 2026, with an effective date of October 1, 2025. CCBHCs provide integrated behavioral health services to individuals with mental health and substance use disorders.

Vermont Mental Health Services State Plan Amendment

CMS approved Vermont State Plan Amendment 25-0009, which transfers rehabilitation mental health services from the Global Commitment to Health 1115 waiver to the State Plan. The amendment, effective July 1, 2025, updates Vermont's Community Mental Health Center services under 42 CFR §440.130.

Richard Jensen Insurance Producer License Revocation

Michigan DIFS revoked the insurance producer license of Richard Jensen (Enforcement Case No. 25-18259) effective immediately. The revocation follows Jensen's admission of violating MCL 500.1207(1) (premium misappropriation) and MCL 500.1247(2) (failure to timely report felony prosecution). DIFS served a Notice of Opportunity to Show Compliance on May 14, 2025.

Han v. United States Department of State - Immigration

Ruoxi Han filed a civil complaint in the Northern District of California against the U.S. Department of State, U.S. Embassy in Beijing, and Senators David Perdue and Marco Rubio. The complaint, filed March 31, 2026, seeks relief under immigration-related claims. The filing fee was $405 (receipt ACANDC-21814590).

P. v. Uber Technologies, Inc. et al - Product Liability

Plaintiff A.P. filed a product liability complaint in the Northern District of California against Uber Technologies, Inc., Rasier, LLC, and Rasier-CA, LLC. The complaint, filed March 31, 2026, seeks damages for personal injuries allegedly caused by an Uber product. The filing fee was $405.

R. v. Uber Technologies, Inc. et al - Personal Injury Product Liability

Plaintiff L.R. filed a Short Form Complaint in the Northern District of California (Case No. 3:26-cv-02776) against Uber Technologies, Inc., Rasier LLC, and Rasier-CA LLC alleging personal injury product liability claims. The civil complaint was filed on March 31, 2026, with a filing fee of $405. The case is assigned to the San Francisco courthouse.

Runway Safety Concerns at High-Density Airports

The Congressional Research Service published an informational report examining the March 22, 2026 collision at LaGuardia Airport between a Jazz Aviation regional jet and a firefighting vehicle, which killed both pilots and injured multiple passengers and firefighters. The report discusses FAA runway safety data showing approximately 1,700 runway incursions annually and notes LGA is one of five high-density airports with regulatory flight caps. The report does not impose new compliance requirements but contextualizes the accident within broader runway safety concerns.

Nonprofit Hospitals Tax-Exempt Status and Charity Care

The Congressional Research Service published an informational report (IF13192) examining nonprofit hospitals' tax-exempt status requirements under Section 501(c)(3), including the community benefit standard established by IRS Revenue Ruling 1969-545 and additional requirements added by the Affordable Care Act's Section 501(r). The report analyzes charity care, community benefits, and the estimated fiscal cost of federal tax benefits received by nonprofit hospitals.

Federal Recognition of Tribes: Frequently Asked Questions

The Congressional Research Service published an FAQ explaining the federal recognition process for Native American tribes. The report covers the three pathways to recognition (legislation, administrative process under 25 C.F.R. Part 83, and judicial decision), the federal trust responsibility, and identifies 575 federally recognized tribes as of 2026.

Extended Producer Responsibility Packaging Laws State Implementation Overview

The ABA Business Law Section published an overview of Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) packaging laws enacted by US states including California, Colorado, Maine, Maryland, Minnesota, Oregon, and Washington. These laws shift packaging disposal costs from governments to producers—companies that market, distribute, or sell packaged consumer products—and require membership in producer responsibility organizations with associated fees and reporting obligations. States considering similar legislation include Illinois, New Jersey, and North Carolina.

Medical Services Trademark Application - Ophthalmology

USPTO received trademark application TM98947948 for 'MY EYELID SURGEON' filed by a medical practice. The application covers ophthalmology services and treatment of eye diseases and conditions under Class 044 (Medical Services). The filing basis is Intent to Use, indicating the applicant plans to use the mark in commerce in the future.

GENEFLUENCE Trademark Application for Marketing and Medical Services

USPTO received trademark application TM98589024 for GENEFLUENCE filed under Intent to Use basis. The application covers medical and health services including DNA/mRNA/epigenetic testing, health screening, dermatology services, and digital health platforms, as well as associated marketing and retail services for beauty products, supplements, and consumer merchandise.

Counter Narcotics and Russia-Related Sanctions List Removals

OFAC removed entries from the Specially Designated Nationals (SDN) List on March 31, 2026, including Mexican narcotics trafficker Luis Rodriguez Olivera (aka multiple aliases) previously designated under the Counter Narcotics Trafficking Kingpin (SDNTK) sanctions program. Russia-related designations were also removed under separate action.

Murex Petroleum Crude Oil Spill Notification - Divide County

NDDEQ issued a news release notifying the public of a crude oil spill by Murex Petroleum Corporation in Divide County, North Dakota. The tank failure on March 26 released approximately 238 barrels (9,996 gallons) of crude oil, with 133 barrels impacting adjacent agricultural land. NDDEQ personnel are inspecting the site and monitoring remediation activities.

Attorney Melegia Lee Daniels Jr Interim Suspension

The Supreme Court of South Carolina issued an interim suspension of attorney Melegia Lee Daniels Jr.'s law license effective March 30, 2026, pursuant to Rule 17(b), RLDE, Rule 413, SCACR. John Earle Tyler, Esquire was appointed as receiver to protect client interests and assume responsibility for all of Respondent's client files, trust accounts, escrow accounts, and operating accounts.

Confirmation of Effective Date for Backfilling and Grading Rule

OSMRE confirmed the March 30, 2026 effective date for a direct final rule rescinding 30 CFR 816.101, which contained suspended time and distance performance standards for backfilling and grading at surface mining operations. The suspended regulation had been inoperable since 1992. Two timely comments were reviewed and determined not to be significant adverse comments warranting withdrawal or modification of the rule.

Shipbuilding Industrial Base Demographics Survey

The Naval Sea Systems Command announced a proposed information collection under the Paperwork Reduction Act for the Shipbuilding Industrial Base Demographics Survey, with comments due June 1, 2026. The survey targets 1,263 private companies and organizations in the shipbuilding supply chain to analyze demographics, training requirements, and occupational experience. This biennial collection supports Section 1026 of the FY2021 NDAA mandate for Congress to receive regular reports on the shipbuilding industrial base workforce.

Senate Gift Shop FY 2024 Receipts and Disbursements Audit

The U.S. Government Accountability Office (GAO) issued an agreed-upon procedures audit of the Senate Gift Shop Revolving Fund's fiscal year 2024 receipts and disbursements, as requested by the Senate Committee on Rules and Administration. The audit reviewed daily receipts, weekly deposits, monthly reconciliations, purchasing, and invoice payment processes. GAO makes no overall conclusions, with the Secretary of the Senate providing no comments on the report.

State v. Kane - Criminal Appeal

The Washington Court of Appeals Division I filed an opinion affirming the conviction of Sean Alan Kane (Docket No. 86684-2). The case was decided by a three-judge panel authored by Judge Tam Bui, with Judges Coburn and Diaz concurring. The judgment under review was originally filed on May 10, 2024, by King County Superior Court Judge Annette Messitt.

In the Matter of the Detention of I.H.

Washington Court of Appeals Division I filed an opinion in the civil detention matter of I.H. (Docket 87109-9), affirming the King County Superior Court's judgment from August 12, 2024. The three-judge panel (Bui, Mann, Chung) issued the opinion on March 30, 2026, reviewing the involuntary detention order under applicable Washington civil commitment standards.

Young's Market v. WA Dept of Revenue - Tax Appeal

The Washington Court of Appeals Division I filed an opinion in Young's Market Company of WA, LLC v. State of Washington Department of Revenue (Docket No. 87614-7), affirming the lower court's judgment dated June 13, 2024. The three-judge panel, authored by Judge Lori Smith with concurrences from Judges Janet Chung and Leonard Feldman, resolved the tax dispute between the alcoholic beverage distributor and the state tax authority.

25SA146 - Nature of Case Undetermined

Colorado Supreme Court issued opinion 25SA146. The page also contains administrative announcements including early court closures at Logan Combined Court (April 3), 13th Judicial District (April 16), and Phillips County Combined Court (March 31). Denver Courts and Police Department issued a public warning regarding a new toll and summons scam.

Exempt Collective Trust Funds from FINRA Rules 5130 and 5131(b)

FINRA filed SR-FINRA-2026-007 with the SEC proposing to exempt specified collective trust funds (CTFs) from FINRA Rule 5130 (restrictions on IPO purchases) and Rule 5131(b) (spinning restrictions). The exemption would allow qualifying CTFs to participate in new equity offerings currently restricted under these rules.

Wearable device for differential measurement on pulse rate and blood flow

USPTO granted patent US12588820B2 to OMNI MEDSCI, INC. (inventor Mohammed N. Islam) on March 31, 2026. The patent covers a wearable device with biosensors, LED light sources, and AI-based analysis for measuring pulse rate and blood flow through differential optical measurement.

OCT catheter with low refractive index optical material

The USPTO granted Patent US12588819B2 to Elumn8 Medical, Inc. for an OCT catheter with low refractive index optical filler material designed to reduce imaging artifacts during medical procedures. The patent covers 26 claims relating to catheter devices combining imaging and intervention capabilities with a tapered distal end serving as a crossing tool for occluded vessels. Inventors include John B. Simpson, Kin Foong Chan, Wendy Lam, Sergio Salinas, and Evangeline Lumabas.

Second Circuit appeal, multiple plaintiffs vs PLO, decision 30th Mar

Second Circuit appeal, multiple plaintiffs vs PLO, decision 30th Mar

THE702FIRM Trademark Published for Opposition

USPTO published trademark application TM99525826 for THE702FIRM on March 30, 2026, covering legal services including legal advisory, document preparation, and mediation services. Third parties have a 30-day window from publication to file an opposition if they believe registration would cause harm.

THE702FIRM Injury Attorneys Trademark Published for Opposition

USPTO published trademark application TM99525786 for THE702FIRM INJURY ATTORNEYS for opposition. The trademark covers legal services including legal notice service, legal advisory services, document preparation, and mediation. Third parties have a statutory window to file opposition before registration can proceed.

Blue Iron Investigations and Security - Trademark Application

The USPTO published trademark application TM99507863 for 'BLUE IRON INVESTIGATIONS AND SECURITY' covering security guard services (Class 45) on March 30, 2026. The application was originally filed on November 20, 2025. This publication initiates the opposition period during which third parties may challenge the registration.

Heritage Title Company Trademark Application

The USPTO published trademark application TM99512901 for HERITAGE TITLE COMPANY, an Intent to Use application covering real estate title searching, closing services, title insurance underwriting, escrow services, and insurance consulting. The application was filed November 24, 2025. This is an informational trademark publication with no compliance obligations or deadlines.

IO Biotech Inc Chapter 7 Bankruptcy Filing

SEC Form 8-K filed by IO Biotech, Inc. disclosing Chapter 7 bankruptcy filing on March 31, 2026. The company ceased operations and filed a voluntary petition in the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the District of Delaware. A Chapter 7 trustee has been appointed to liquidate assets and pay claims. The filing triggers an event of default on a €22.5 million finance contract with the European Investment Bank.

Testing functionality of and generating on-chain programs

The USPTO granted Citibank Patent US12591501B1 on March 31, 2026, covering systems and methods for testing and generating on-chain blockchain programs. The patent includes 18 claims and describes functionality for generating on-chain program code by determining models, retrieving functions, and determining blockchain operations with parameters. The system also tests on-chain programs by installing them on a test blockchain and generating operations for cryptography-based storage applications.

Cyber Risk Monte Carlo Simulation Patent for Financial Loss Characterization

USPTO granted patent US12591753B2 to Zscaler, Inc. on March 31, 2026. The patent covers systems and methods for analyzing cybersecurity monitoring data to determine financial risk using Monte Carlo simulation to characterize potential losses from cyber events. The simulation inputs are based on the organization's industry, size, and current cyber risk posture.

IBM patent for entity-wide database asset index generation

USPTO granted patent US12591704B2 to International Business Machines Corporation for entity-wide database asset index generation methods. The patent covers technology for identifying database instances across multiple security monitoring systems and linking same instances observed by different systems to detect database security threats. The patent includes 20 claims and names inventors Oded Sofer, Aviv Ron, and Shachaf Katz.

Systems and Methods for Dynamically Anonymizing Geospatial Data for Secure Analytics

USPTO granted Patent US12591709B2 to Anonos Innovations LLC on March 31, 2026. The patent covers systems and methods for dynamically anonymizing geospatial data, enabling data subjects to remain anonymous for desired periods and to desired degrees while facilitating privacy-preserving analytics, AI, and machine learning applications.

CD3-specific binding molecules

The USPTO granted Immunocore Limited Patent US12590152B2 covering CD3-specific binding molecules, specifically antibodies and fragments with improved properties. The patent contains 19 claims and names 8 inventors including Martina Canestraro and Stephen Harper. This is a routine patent grant establishing intellectual property rights without regulatory compliance obligations.

GLP-1 agonist polypeptide compound and salt thereof, synthesis method therefor and use thereof

USPTO granted patent US12590134B2 to SINOPEP-ALLSINO BIOPHARMACEUTICAL CO., LTD. for a GLP-1 agonist polypeptide compound (SEQ ID NO: 1) used in diabetes and obesity treatment. The patent includes 2 claims covering the compound, salt forms, synthesis method, and therapeutic applications. Filing date was August 17, 2022, under application number 17820251.

PD-L1 Binding Molecules and Uses Thereof

USPTO granted Patent US12590155B2 to Beijing Mabworks Biotech Co., Ltd. for molecules (single-domain antibodies and heavy chain only antibodies) that specifically bind human PD-L1 for use in treating tumors and related diseases. The patent contains 17 claims and covers the分子的 therapeutic applications in cancer treatment.

Bi-specific Chimeric Antigen Receptor for TGF-beta Binding

USPTO granted patent US12590145B2 to The Regents of the University of California on March 31, 2026, covering a bi-specific chimeric antigen receptor (CAR) that specifically binds TGF-beta. The CAR technology neutralizes TGF-beta while simultaneously triggering T-cell activation, converting an immunosuppressive signal into an activating stimulus. The patent contains 10 claims with application number 17323568, filed May 18, 2021.

Antibodies binding to citrullinated histone 2A and/or 4

USPTO granted Patent No. 12,590,143 B2 to Citryll B.V. for antibodies binding to citrullinated histone 2A and/or 4, covering therapeutic applications for Neutrophil Extracellular Trap (NET)-associated pathologies. The patent includes 13 claims and covers both the antibodies and binding fragments for use in treatment.

EGFR Bispecific Antibody Patent Grant - Amunix Pharmaceuticals

The USPTO granted patent US12590159B2 to Amunix Pharmaceuticals covering compositions targeting EGFR, including protease-activatable bispecific fusion proteins such as T cell engagers. The patent includes 8 claims for antibody binding domains targeting CD3 and EGFR, cleavable linker sequences, and methods of treatment for conditions such as cancer.

Anti-Henipavirus Monoclonal Antibodies with Broad Spectrum Neutralization

The USPTO granted Patent US12590141B2 to the Academy of Military Medical Science covering monoclonal antibodies targeting Henipavirus glycoprotein G. The patent claims antibodies combining macaque variable regions with human constant regions, demonstrating broad neutralization activity against Nipah and Hendra viruses. The patent includes 9 claims and covers encoding nucleic acids for therapeutic applications.

Anti-C-MPL antibody and use thereof

USPTO granted patent US12590161B2 to Daegu Gyeongbuk Institute of Science and Technology for an anti-C-MPL antibody (2R13) that increases platelet production through megakaryocyte maturation. The antibody offers longer half-life than conventional therapeutic agents with lower self-antibody production and reduced immunogenicity. The patent covers therapeutic applications for chronic or complication-induced immune thrombocytopenia.

Use of D9-methadone for postoperative pain relief

USPTO granted Patent US12590054B2 to the Board of Regents, The University of Texas System, covering the use of d9-methadone as an alternative formulation for methadone with improved pharmacokinetic properties for postoperative pain relief. The patent includes 15 claims and covers compositions and methods for managing pain following injury, disease, or surgery.

GLP-1/GIP Dual Agonist Patent for Diabetes Treatment

USPTO granted patent US12589158B2 to Hangzhou Zhongmeihuadong Pharmaceutical Co., Ltd. for long-acting GLP-1/GIP dual agonist compounds for treating Type II diabetes mellitus. The patent covers compounds with dual agonistic effects on glucagon-like peptide-1 and glucose-dependent insulinotropic polypeptide receptors.

Benzimidazole and Benzimidazolone Based PROTAC Compounds for LRRK2 Degradation

The USPTO granted Arvinas Operations, Inc. patent US12589156B2 covering benzimidazole and benzimidazolone PROTAC compounds designed to recruit LRRK2 protein to E3 ubiquitin ligase for targeted degradation. The patent contains 12 claims and was filed on March 24, 2025.

Crystalline acetylcholinesterase inhibitor forms A, B, C for neurodegenerative diseases

USPTO granted Patent US12590061B2 to Shanghai Institute of Materia Medica, Chinese Academy of Sciences covering crystalline forms A, B, and C of an acetylcholinesterase inhibitor compound (2-((1-(2-fluorobenzyl)-4-fluoropiperidin-4-yl)methylene)-5,6-dimethoxy-2,3-dihydro-1-indanone). The patent, filed November 24, 2020 as Application No. 17780449 with 10 claims, protects the stable, low-hygroscopicity crystalline forms used for preventing and treating neurodegenerative diseases.

Gilead PD-1/PD-L1 inhibitors, cancer treatment compounds

USPTO granted Gilead Sciences, Inc. Patent US12590062B2 for PD-1/PD-L1 inhibitor compounds for cancer treatment. The patent covers compounds according to formula (I), methods of using said compounds singly or in combination with additional agents, and compositions for treating cancer. Application No. 17098171 was filed November 13, 2020, and the patent contains 18 claims.

FCC Expands Broadband Access in 900 MHz Band

The FCC adopted a Report and Order (FCC 26-9) in WT Docket 24-99 making broadband available across all ten megahertz of the 896-901/935-940 MHz band. The final rule creates three licensing options: narrowband licenses, paired three-megahertz (3/3) broadband licenses, and paired five-megahertz (5/5) broadband licenses. Existing 900 MHz licensees may transition to 5/5 broadband licenses while incumbents may maintain narrowband and 3/3 segment uses.

General Reclamation Requirements - Direct Final Rule Effective Date Confirmation

The Office of Surface Mining Reclamation and Enforcement (OSMRE) is confirming the effective date of March 30, 2026, for a direct final rule that rescinds obsolete language regarding compliance requirements for prior balance replacement funds used in reclamation projects. OSMRE reviewed four timely public comments and determined none constituted significant adverse comments warranting withdrawal or modification of the rule.

PRC Final Rule on Off-the-Record Procedures

The Postal Regulatory Commission published a final rule amending 39 CFR parts 3010 and 3012 to clarify permissible informal, off-the-record procedures at prehearing conferences. The rule specifies that prehearing conferences, technical conferences, settlement conferences, and alternative dispute resolution are permissible provided advance public notice and participation opportunity is given to all parties. These procedures are clarified as not constituting ex parte communications.

Section 74.802 Low Power Auxiliary Stations Co-channel Coordination Information Collection Review

The FCC invites public comment on extending OMB Control No. 3060-1205 for Section 74.802 regarding Low Power Auxiliary Stations Co-channel Coordination with TV Broadcast Stations. The collection affects 217 respondents with an estimated annual burden of 217 hours and total annual cost of $27,125. Comments must be submitted by June 1, 2026.

Adjustable Interbody Spinal Cage Patent Grant

The USPTO granted Patent US12589005B2 on March 31, 2026 to inventors Nazmi Peyman, Edmond Zahedi, and Steven Fiore for an adjustable interbody spinal cage. The device features telescoping tubes with actuators and retention members that can be operated non-invasively after implantation. The patent includes 5 claims covering the flexible shell, variable-length rods, and adjustment mechanisms.

Systems and methods for preparing a meniscal tissue for implant

The USPTO granted patent US12589002B2 to Arthrex, Inc. on March 31, 2026. The patent covers systems and methods for preparing meniscal tissue for implant, including meniscal allografts with bone blocks and techniques for shaping them using clamp and jig arrangements. Shane Noble is listed as lead inventor alongside four co-inventors, with 14 claims total.

Expandable fusion device with integrated deployable retention spikes

The USPTO granted Globus Medical, Inc. Patent US12589009B2 for an expandable spinal fusion device featuring integrated deployable retention spikes designed to resist expulsion when implanted in the intervertebral disc space. The patent covers the device's actuator assembly and sidecar assembly with pivotable upper and lower spikes. Three inventors are credited: Catherine Krawiec, Damien Kahmer, and George Yacoub.

Dynamic implant fixation plate

USPTO granted patent US12589008B2 to NANOHIVE MEDICAL LLC for a dynamic implant fixation plate designed to reduce stress shielding and permit enhanced loading of implant sites. The patent covers the plate mechanism and compatible implant configuration allowing multi-plane fixation with relative motion capability. The grant includes 18 claims with 8 listed inventors.

Intradiscal fixation systems

USPTO granted Globus Medical, Inc. Patent No. US12589007B2 for intradiscal fixation systems used in spinal disc repair. The patent covers expandable implants and flexible anchors with shape-memory materials, with 9 claims. Inventors include Myles Sullivan, Carly Taubenkraut, and Mark Weiman.

Expandable vertebral implant and method

USPTO granted patent US12589006B2 to SeaSpine Orthopedics Corporation on March 31, 2026, covering an expandable vertebral implant system with multi-core architecture, gear-driven expansion, and polyaxial endplate configurations for spinal fusion procedures. The patent includes 42 claims and names Michael Roscoe Harper, Samuel Hunter Hatcher, and Adam James Lipson as inventors.

Bone Fusion Method and System for Sternal Closure

The USPTO granted Patent US12588999B2 to THORAGENIX INNOVATIONS, INC. covering systems and methods for fusing bone sections using sternal wires and harvested cancellous bone tissue to create a sternal construct acting as a bone gasket for improved healing.

4C Medical Prosthetic Heart Valve

The USPTO granted patent US12588998B1 to 4C Medical Technologies, Inc. for a collapsible and expandable prosthetic heart valve implant designed for implantation in a heart chamber. The patent includes 126 claims and was filed on April 23, 2025 under Application No. 19187060. Inventors are Saravana B. Kumar, Steven D. Kruse, and Jason S. Diedering.

Patient-Specific Total Disc Replacement Spinal Implant Patent

USPTO granted Patent US12589004B2 to Nexus TDR, Inc. for a patient-specific total disc replacement spinal implant system. The patent covers methods for tailoring spinal implants to individual patient needs by pre-operative evaluation and modifying implant flexure features. Assignee: Nexus TDR, Inc.; Inventors: David T. Hawkes, Peter Halverson.

Spinal Interbody Spacer Patent Grant - Astura Medical

The USPTO granted Patent US12589003B2 to Astura Medical Inc. for a spinal interbody spacer featuring an asymmetrical open end, asymmetrical screw fixation plate, and locking mechanism. The patent covers 14 claims and names inventors Ross Dusterhoft and Thomas Purcell. The patent expires June 29, 2043 based on the filing date of June 29, 2023.

Spiroindoline pyrrolopyrrole triones NRF2-β-TrCP inhibitors for fatty liver treatment

USPTO granted Patent US12590100B2 to researchers from Universidad Autonoma de Madrid and CSIC for spiroindoline pyrrolopyrrole trione compounds that inhibit the NRF2-β-TrCP interaction for treating fatty liver disease. The patent covers 3 claims and relates to therapeutic applications for chronic inflammation and oxidative stress-related liver conditions.

Substituted Entecavir Monophosphate Alaninamide Phenolic Esters for Hepatitis B

The USPTO granted Patent No. US12590097B2 to Beijing Junke Huayuan Med Tech Co., Ltd. on March 31, 2026, covering entecavir monophosphate alaninamide phenolic ester derivatives for hepatitis B treatment. The patent grants exclusive rights to the pharmaceutical compound for resisting hepatitis B virus. This is a routine patent grant notification.

Indolo[2′,3′:3,4]pyrido[2,1-b]quinazoline compound and use thereof

USPTO granted patent US12590093B2 to the Institute of Medicinal Biotechnology, Chinese Academy of Medical Sciences, covering an indolo[2′,3′:3,4]pyrido[2,1-b]quinazoline compound for treating cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases. The patent lists 13 inventors and contains 4 claims, with applications including increasing expression of AMPK, ABCA1, and SR-BI, and inhibiting NLRP3, IL-1β, NF-κB, and MAPKs.

Antiviral agents and uses thereof

The USPTO granted Patent US12590092B2 to Griffith University for antiviral compounds of Formula (I) and pharmaceutical compositions for treating viral infections. The patent, with 21 allowed claims, names Mark Von Itzstein, Ibrahim El-Deeb, Patrice Guillon, and Larissa Heilig as inventors. Filing date was January 28, 2022.

Bristol-Myers Squibb pyrrolo TLR9 inhibitors for fibrosis, 31st Mar

Bristol-Myers Squibb pyrrolo TLR9 inhibitors for fibrosis, 31st Mar

Compounds for the treatment of neurodegenerative and metabolic disorders

USPTO granted Patent US12590094B2 to University of Florida Research Foundation for heterocyclic compounds targeting neurodegenerative diseases linked to protein misfolding, including Alzheimer's, Parkinson's, ALS, and prion diseases, as well as metabolic disorders. The patent covers 8 lead compound series demonstrating NAD-restoring properties and therapeutic efficacy in cellular and animal models.

Crystalline Forms of Orally Available Selective KIT and PDGFR Kinase Inhibitor

USPTO granted patent US12590095B2 to Sandoz AG on March 31, 2026, covering crystalline forms of avapritinib, a KIT and PDGFR kinase inhibitor. The patent (CPC C07D 487/04) protects polymorphs and hydrates of the compound for treating gastrointestinal stromal tumors (GIST) and advanced systemic mastocytosis (AdvSM). Inventors include Verena Adamer, Andrea Thaler, and Erwin Schreiner.

Imidazo[2,1-f][1,2,4]triazin-4-amine as TLR8 agonists for cancer treatment

USPTO granted Patent US12590096B2 to BeOne Medicines GmbH for an imidazo[2,1-f][1,2,4]triazin-4-amine derivative as a TLR8 agonist for treating cancers. The patent contains 18 claims and was filed on July 31, 2020 (Application No. 17632027). The compound is classified under 12 CPC codes spanning antineoplastic, antiviral, and anti-inflammatory applications.

Pyrimido pyrimidinone compound and pharmaceutical composition comprising the same

The USPTO granted Patent US12590098B2 to Axceso Biopharma Co., Ltd. on March 31, 2026, covering a pyrimido pyrimidinone compound that inhibits PD-L1 expression for cancer treatment. The patent includes 9 claims and names 8 inventors including Young Jun Park and Sung Jun Park.

Inhibitors of histone deacetylase useful for the treatment or prevention of HIV infection

USPTO granted Patent US12590099B2 to Merck Sharp & Dohme LLC covering HDAC (histone deacetylase) inhibitors useful for treating or preventing HIV infection. The patent protects compounds of Formula I, pharmaceutical compositions thereof, and methods of treatment. Four claims were granted. The patent application was filed on November 4, 2019.

Photoplethysmogram Sensor Arrangement Patent

The USPTO granted Patent US12588826B2 to Polar Electro Oy for a photoplethysmogram sensor arrangement. The invention features a light emitter and photo detector in a diagonal orientation with an opaque mask covering part of the detector. The patent contains 12 claims and covers medical sensing technology used in heart rate monitoring devices.

Marker Localization Patent Granted to Cianna Medical

USPTO granted Patent US12588829B2 to Cianna Medical, Inc. for apparatus, systems, and methods used to localize markers or tissue structures within a patient's body, such as for breast lesion localization. The patent (18 claims) covers implantable markers and electromagnetic signal probes for detecting and removing tissue specimens including lesions.

Methods and Systems for Diagnosing and Treating Fibromyalgia

The USPTO granted Patent US12588828B2 to inventor Robert S. Katz, covering methods and systems for diagnosing and treating fibromyalgia using pressure measurements from saline injection into muscle locations. The patent protects a device comprising a needle, saline-filled syringe, connecting tube, and pressure sensor. The patent contains 12 claims.

Atlasense Biomed remote physiological monitor patent granted

USPTO granted patent US12588822B2 to Atlasense Biomed Ltd. for a remote physiological monitor system featuring wireless sensors, fall detection algorithms, and alert capabilities. The patent includes 32 claims covering a micromonitor with non-optical pulse wave or ECG sensors and condition monitoring/prediction functionality. Filed August 2, 2021 as Application No. 17392128.

Body temperature estimation, single sensor, Korea Electronics Technology Institute

Body temperature estimation, single sensor, Korea Electronics Technology Institute

Machine Learning Blood Pressure Monitoring Using Digital Twin Technology

The USPTO granted Twin Health, Inc. Patent US12588823B2 for a machine learning-based blood pressure monitoring system using digital twin technology. The platform generates short-term and long-term blood pressure predictions based on patient-reported nutrition data, sensor readings, and lab test results. The system updates a digital twin of the patient's metabolic profile to enable continuous health monitoring. The patent includes 17 claims and was applied for on April 28, 2021.

Cardiac pulse wave retrieval from an electrical signal

USPTO granted Patent US12588824B2 to Onera Technologies B.V. for a method and system of determining cardiac pulse wave signals by processing ECG and electrical signals. The patent includes 20 claims and names inventors Jantina Catharina de Vries and Hartmut Schneider.

Determining different sleep stages in a wearable medical device patient

USPTO granted patent US12588827B2 to ZOLL Medical Corporation for a patient monitoring device that uses ECG and motion sensors to determine sleep stages and adjust cardiac arrhythmia detection parameters accordingly. The device differentiates between immobilized and non-immobilized sleep states to optimize monitoring modes. The patent covers 16 claims filed under Application No. 17907650.

Heterocyclic compound for organic electroluminescent elements

USPTO granted Patent US12590076B2 to Idemitsu Kosan Co., Ltd. for a heterocyclic compound represented by formula (1) used in organic electroluminescent elements. The patent, filed on May 10, 2019 (Application No. 17053630), contains 26 claims and covers compounds classified under CPC codes including C07D 307/91 and H01L 51/0052.

Fused imidazole derivatives as GLP-1 receptor agonists for diabetes treatment

USPTO granted Patent US12590081B2 to Jiangsu Hengrui Pharmaceuticals Co., Ltd. for fused imidazole derivatives as GLP-1 receptor agonists for diabetes treatment. The patent covers 21 claims for compounds, preparation methods, and pharmaceutical compositions containing the derivatives.

Foghorn Therapeutics Patent for Heterocyclic Compounds Treating BAF Disorders

The USPTO granted patent US12590079B2 to Foghorn Therapeutics Inc. on March 31, 2026, covering heterocyclic compounds useful for treating BAF complex-related disorders. The patent names inventors Sabine K. Ruppel, Zhaoxia Yang, and Jason T. Lowe, with claims encompassing 20 compound variations classified under CPC codes C07D 401/14, C07D 471/04, C07D 471/10, and C07D 487/04.

Implant delivery device

USPTO granted patent US12588988B2 to 4C Medical Technologies, Inc. covering an implant delivery device with a constrained/relaxed configuration system. The patent includes a strut with hub-captured end, swivel body, pusher catheter, gauge handle with force measurement, and bushing for guided implant delivery. This represents routine issuance of intellectual property rights for medical device technology.

ITAR Information Collection Extension for Request to Change End-User, End-Use and/or Destination of Defense Articles

The Department of State's Directorate of Defense Trade Controls (DDTC) is requesting public comments on an extension of an approved information collection (OMB Control No. 1405-0173) for Form DS-6004. The form is used to request approval for changes to end-user, end-use, and/or destination of defense articles under the International Traffic in Arms Regulations (ITAR). Comments are due April 30, 2026. Approximately 1,695 respondents are affected with a total estimated burden of 2,234 hours.

Shoreline Management Plan Update - Housatonic River Pumped Storage Project

FERC issued a notice that FirstLight CT Housatonic LLC filed a Shoreline Management Plan Update for the Housatonic River Pumped Storage Project (P-2576-215) in Connecticut. The update expands land designations to include non-shoreline lands within the project boundary, modifies allowable use restrictions, streamlines authorization requirements, and revises the permit application fee structure. FERC is inviting comments, motions to intervene, and protests by April 27, 2026.

Day of Service Application Instructions Revision Comment Request

AmeriCorps (CNCS) published a 30-day notice requesting public comment on revisions to Day of Service Application Instructions for MLK and 9/11 grant competitions. Key changes include raising the Single Audit threshold from $750,000 to $1,000,000, updating the equipment definition to $10,000 or more per unit (from $5,000), and increasing the de minimis rate to 15% of modified total direct costs (from 10%). Comments are due April 30, 2026.

Woodsy Owl Symbol Commercial Use Licensing Information Collection Renewal

The USDA Forest Service published a notice seeking public comments on the renewal of an approved information collection for commercial licensing of the Woodsy Owl symbol (OMB No. 0596-0164). The collection solicits information from businesses and nonprofits seeking to use the Woodsy Owl mascot and conservation slogans ('Give a Hoot, Don't Pollute' and 'Lend a Hand, Care for the Land') on merchandise and in media. Comments are due June 1, 2026.