USPTO Trademark Renewal for OLDRIV - Medical Instruments

The USPTO has renewed the trademark application TM88926287 for the mark OLDRIV, which covers a range of medical instruments and devices. The renewal was processed on March 22, 2026, with an original filing date of May 20, 2020.

Joseph Willis Lee, III Violated Conduct Rules

The Virginia Supreme Court affirmed a lower court's finding that attorney Joseph Willis Lee, III violated professional conduct rules by knowingly withholding exculpatory evidence from a criminal defendant. The court rejected Lee's arguments regarding improper notice of a prior disciplinary action and insufficient evidence.

Virginia Supreme Court Denies Motion to Clarify Stay Order

The Virginia Supreme Court denied a motion to clarify its previous stay order in Koski v. Republican National Committee. The Court clarified that its prior order to "promptly bring the case to closure" did not mean immediate final judgment before further proceedings, denying the motion to compel immediate final judgment or consolidation.

Mother Appeals Adoption Without Consent in Virginia

The Virginia Supreme Court is reviewing a mother's appeal against a lower court's decision to allow her child's adoption without her consent. The case centers on whether the mother's past substance abuse and non-compliance with court orders negate the need for her consent under Virginia Code § 63.2-1202(H). The court will affirm the lower courts' judgment.

Virginia Supreme Court Reviews Election Referendum Order

The Virginia Supreme Court has granted a petition for review concerning a temporary restraining order (TRO) that halted proceedings for a referendum on a constitutional amendment. The Court stayed the TRO, finding it possessed characteristics of a preliminary injunction and thus fell within its appellate jurisdiction, while also affirming the principle that courts should generally not enjoin elections.

Virginia Supreme Court Defines Standard for Vacating Arbitration Awards

The Virginia Supreme Court has defined the standard for vacating arbitration awards based on 'evident partiality' under the Virginia Uniform Arbitration Act. The court held that a party must objectively demonstrate that a reasonable person would conclude the arbitrator's conduct signifies obvious bias. This ruling clarifies a key aspect of arbitration dispute resolution in Virginia.

RMD Registered Trademark for Welding Machine Software

The USPTO has registered a trademark for RMD, specifically for software used to control the weld arc of a welding machine. This registration, identified by TM78431144, was filed on June 7, 2004, and officially registered on March 22, 2026.

STRATON registered trademark TM78312479 for X-ray tubes

The USPTO has registered the trademark STRATON (TM78312479) for X-ray tubes used in medical purposes and materials testing. The trademark was registered on March 22, 2026, following a filing date of October 11, 2003.

FROST Registered Trademark for Eyeglasses Frames

The USPTO has registered the trademark FROST (TM78155444) for eyeglasses and sunglasses frames. The trademark was filed on August 19, 2002, and officially registered on March 22, 2026. This registration pertains to goods within Class 009 of the trademark classification system.

USPTO Trademark Registration: VESTASONLINE for Computer Programs and Monitoring Apparatuses

The USPTO has registered the trademark VESTASONLINE for computer programs and monitoring apparatuses used in the power generation industry. The registration covers goods such as sensors, converters, and data transmission equipment for remote monitoring of wind turbines.