Ofgem Approves NESO Demand Flexibility Service Derogation Amendments

Ofgem has approved amendments and an extension to the derogation for the National Energy System Operator's (NESO) Demand Flexibility Service (DFS). This decision allows NESO to continue operating its balancing energy product under specific regulatory conditions.

Chestnut Ridge 156 LLC v. Miller - Mineral Rights Ruling

The Ohio Court of Appeals reversed and remanded a lower court's ruling regarding mineral rights, stating that trial courts must analyze all potential root of title deeds before determining if an interest has been preserved. The decision impacts how mineral rights disputes are adjudicated in Ohio.

Fox v. Schwartz & Dompier - Bona Fide Purchaser Ruling

The Ohio Court of Appeals issued a ruling in Fox v. Schwartz & Dompier, addressing a bona fide purchaser claim and tortious interference with contract. The court affirmed in part and reversed and remanded in part the lower court's judgment regarding real property ownership and contract disputes.

TT419, Inc. v. JOGA Holdings Corp. - Lease Breach Damages

The Ohio Court of Appeals affirmed a trial court's judgment awarding JOGA Holdings Corp. $68,314.68 in damages against TT419, Inc. for breach of a commercial lease agreement. The appellate court found that the landlord made reasonable efforts to re-rent the premises after the tenant's breach, thus mitigating damages.

Midland Credit Mgt. Inc. v. Bowers - Arbitration Clause Enforcement

The Ohio Court of Appeals affirmed the enforcement of an arbitration clause in a credit card agreement. The court found that Midland Credit Management, Inc. had standing to enforce the clause as a successor-in-interest and that the cardholder had agreed to its terms through continued use of the card.

State v. Ingersoll - Felony Murder Conviction Appeal Denied

The Ohio Court of Appeals affirmed the felony murder conviction of Gladys Ingersoll, denying her appeal based on self-defense. The court reviewed witness testimony, surveillance footage, and the initial aggressor argument in its decision.

State ex rel. Lagway v. Williams - Mandamus Dismissed

The Ohio Court of Appeals dismissed a writ of mandamus filed by Willie Lagway against former Summit County Judge James Williams. The court found the petition fatally defective because the respondent, Judge Williams, had retired and could no longer perform the requested duties, and the relator had not named a party capable of granting the relief sought.

State v. Henry - Drug and Weapon Offenses Appeal

The Ohio Court of Appeals affirmed the conviction of Devon Henry for drug and weapon offenses, upholding a 6-9 year prison term. The court found no merit in Henry's arguments regarding ineffective assistance of counsel, manifest weight of the evidence, sufficiency of the evidence, or joinder of offenses.

L.F. v. Simpson - Stalking Conviction Reversed

The Ohio Court of Appeals reversed a civil stalking protection order against Nathaniel C. Simpson, Sr. The court found that the trial court erred by not allowing the appellant to file a supplemental brief after receiving hearing exhibits and that the evidence did not support the issuance of the protection order.

State v. Henderson - Affirmation of Drug Conviction

The Ohio Court of Appeals affirmed a trial court's judgment convicting Vincent Henderson of drug possession and conveyance. The court found sufficient evidence supported the conviction and that the offenses do not merge for sentencing. The appeal also addressed claims of ineffective assistance of counsel.

State ex rel. Petway v. Croce - Writ of Procedendo Denied

The Ohio Court of Appeals denied a writ of procedendo filed by Devon Petway against Judge Christine Croce. The court found the case moot, as the underlying settlement funds had already been released and ADA accommodation concerns were addressed, rendering the requested judicial action unnecessary.

State v. Christopher L. Jackson - Court of Appeals Opinion

The Wisconsin Court of Appeals has released an opinion in the case of State v. Christopher L. Jackson (Case No. 2023AP001441). The opinion was released on March 25, 2026, and is available in PDF format.

State v. Levi G. Ruohonen - Case 2023AP001486

The Wisconsin Court of Appeals has released its opinion for case 2023AP001486, State v. Levi G. Ruohonen. The opinion is dated March 25, 2026, and is available in PDF format. Published opinions are subject to final editing before appearing in official reports.

Lowell Management Services, Inc. v. Matthew D Ruecker - Recommended for Publication

The Wisconsin Court of Appeals has released a recommended for publication opinion in the case of Lowell Management Services, Inc. v. Matthew D Ruecker and Dawn M Ruecker Revocable Trust. The opinion is dated March 25, 2026, and is available in PDF format.

State v. Kyler T. Smith - Criminal Appeal

The Wisconsin Court of Appeals has issued an opinion in the criminal case State v. Kyler T. Smith, case number 2024AP000288-CR. The opinion was released on March 25, 2026, and is available in PDF format.

State v. Sterling W. Kienbaum - Wisconsin Court of Appeals Case

The Wisconsin Court of Appeals has released an opinion in case 2024AP001758, State v. Sterling W. Kienbaum. The opinion was released on March 25, 2026, and is available in PDF format. Published opinions are subject to further editing before appearing in the official reports.

Silva-Steele v. Enghouse - Trespass Injunction

The New Mexico Court of Appeals affirmed a district court's order permanently enjoining an individual from entering a private residential property. The injunction stemmed from the individual leaving unionization flyers at the property owner's home, leading to concerns about safety and First Amendment rights.

In Re Estate of Herrera - Appeal Dismissal

The New Mexico Court of Appeals has dismissed an appeal filed by Epifania Jaramillo, the personal representative in the estate of Elipio Mizel Herrera. The dismissal follows a motion filed by Appellee Frederick Herrera and relates to ongoing disputes regarding the interpretation of the will and the distribution of estate assets.

Taylor v. 3001 Northeast Expressway Owner - Case Transferred

The Georgia Court of Appeals has transferred the case of Kaylisse Taylor v. 3001 Northeast Expressway Owner (Ga), LLC d/b/a Verdant Peachtree Creek to the appropriate state or superior court. The appellate court determined it lacked jurisdiction over the appeal from a magistrate court's dispossessory judgment.

John Thompson v. State - Criminal Appeal Dismissed

The Georgia Court of Appeals dismissed John Thompson's appeal regarding his 1998 convictions. The court found that Thompson was not entitled to relitigate issues that had been previously decided in his prior appeals.

Georgia Court of Appeals Dismisses Mother's Guardianship Modification Petition

The Georgia Court of Appeals dismissed a mother's direct appeal of a juvenile court's order denying her motion to remove a guardian ad litem. The court found the order to be interlocutory and that the mother failed to follow the required procedures for an interlocutory appeal, necessitating the dismissal.

Serticchio v. Gadbois - Emergency Motion Granted

The Georgia Court of Appeals granted an emergency motion filed by Antony Paul Serticchio in the case Serticchio v. Gadbois. The court directed the clerk of the Superior Court of Columbia County to transmit Serticchio's direct appeal for docketing, addressing his assertion that the clerk refused to transmit the appeal due to unpaid costs despite an affidavit of indigency.

Sheldon Durham v. Amy Brown - Discretionary Appeal Granted

The Georgia Court of Appeals has granted a discretionary appeal in the case of Sheldon Durham v. Amy Brown. The court's order directs the appellant to file a notice of appeal within 10 days and instructs the Clerk of Superior Court to include the order in the record.

Dallow v. Kelly - Discretionary Application Denied

The Georgia Court of Appeals has denied a discretionary application in the case of Dallow v. Kelly. The court issued an order on March 25, 2026, stating that the application for discretionary appeal was denied. No known citations are associated with this disposition.

Eric Bussey v. State - Interlocutory Appeal Denied

The Georgia Court of Appeals has denied an interlocutory appeal filed by Eric Bussey against the State. The court issued its order on March 25, 2026, denying the application for an interlocutory appeal.

Bradshaw v. Sammons - Case Transferred to Supreme Court

The Georgia Court of Appeals has transferred the case of Dakkia Lantwan Bradshaw v. Sue Ellen Sammons to the Supreme Court of Georgia. The case concerns whether Bradshaw, a county commissioner, is term-limited and ineligible to hold office, with a trial court having previously ordered her ineligible.

Andre Amorim v. Daleth D Amorim - Extension of Time to File Appeal

The Georgia Court of Appeals granted an emergency motion for Andre Amorim, extending the deadline to file an application for discretionary appeal. The original order denying a motion for new trial was entered on February 25, 2026.

Pv Holding Corp v. Stephen Owens - Interlocutory Application Denied

The Georgia Court of Appeals has denied an interlocutory application in the case of Pv Holding Corp et al v. Stephen Owens. The court issued an order on March 25, 2026, denying the application for interlocutory appeal. No specific citations or further details on the underlying case were provided.

USGS Water Resources Research Act Program Collection Notice Comment Period

The U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) is seeking public comment on the renewal of an information collection related to the Water Resources Research Act Program. The comment period closes on April 24, 2026, as part of the Paperwork Reduction Act process.

Money Laundering and Terrorist Financing (Amendment) Regulations 2026

The UK Treasury has issued draft Money Laundering and Terrorist Financing (Amendment) Regulations 2026, which amend existing regulations to include new requirements for cryptoasset businesses. These regulations are subject to parliamentary approval and will come into force on various dates in 2026 and 2027.

Animals (Scientific Procedures) Act 1986 Amendment Regulations 2026

The UK Secretary of State has issued draft regulations to amend the Animals (Scientific Procedures) Act 1986. These amendments, which are subject to parliamentary approval, aim to update requirements for project licences, including detailed justifications for regulated procedures, animal welfare considerations, and methods for replacing, reducing, or refining animal use.

Two Teens Ordered to Serve Probation, Pay $12K Restitution for Child Abuse Material

The Pennsylvania Attorney General announced that two Lancaster County teenagers were adjudicated delinquent and ordered to serve probation, community service, and pay $12,000 in restitution for manufacturing child sexual abuse material. The juveniles admitted to 59 felony counts related to creating morphed nude images of children.

Two Companies Charged for Illegal Hazardous Waste Storage and Disposal

The Pennsylvania Attorney General announced criminal charges against One Brewery Place, Inc. and M. Ultra Investment Group, LTD for unlawfully storing and disposing of hazardous waste in Beaver County. The companies allegedly failed to obtain permits and manage chemicals properly, leading to significant cleanup costs and safety risks.

CSSF Circular 26/908 Amends Real Estate Indicator Reporting

CSSF Circular 26/908 amends Circular CSSF 18/703 to introduce semi-annual reporting of borrower-related residential real estate indicators for credit institutions. The amendment was published on March 25, 2026.

Arkansas Boiler Section Proposes Rule Changes

The Arkansas Department of Labor and Licensing's Boiler Inspection Section is proposing changes to its rules, incorporating updates from Act 746 of 2025. Written comments are being accepted from the public until April 14, 2026.

Arkansas Elevator Safety Board Proposed Rule Amendments Public Hearing

The Arkansas Elevator Safety Board is proposing amendments to its administrative rules, incorporating changes from Act 746 of 2025. A public hearing is scheduled for April 23, 2026, to accept public comments on these proposed changes. Written comments will be accepted until April 21, 2026.

Maine Dept of Labor Offers Free April Safety Classes

The Maine Department of Labor is offering free safety training classes throughout April 2026. These classes cover topics such as fire code, mine safety, silica awareness, automotive lift safety, farm worker safety, safety training program improvement, and impairment detection for employers.

CISA Adds CVE-2026-33017 to Known Exploited Vulnerabilities Catalog

CISA has added CVE-2026-33017, a Langflow Code Injection Vulnerability, to its Known Exploited Vulnerabilities (KEV) Catalog due to evidence of active exploitation. Federal Civilian Executive Branch (FCEB) agencies are required by Binding Operational Directive (BOD) 22-01 to remediate these vulnerabilities.

FCA Consultation on Simplifying Pensions and Investment Advice Rules

The FCA has opened a consultation on proposals to simplify rules for firms providing pensions and investment advice. The aim is to make it easier for firms to offer simplified advice, promote innovation, and enhance consumer protection while maintaining standards.

DOJ Sues California Towing Company for Violating Servicemembers' Rights

The Department of Justice has filed a lawsuit against S & K Towing, Inc. in California for allegedly violating the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act (SCRA) by illegally auctioning vehicles owned by military members. The company is accused of disposing of up to 148 vehicles between August 2020 and April 2025 without obtaining required court orders.

Non-opposition to concentration Case M.12153 AUNDE GROUP

The European Commission has issued a notice of non-opposition to a notified concentration, Case M.12153, involving AUNDE GROUP, AUNDE C&S, AUNDE AS, and ISRINGHAUSEN OTO. This decision indicates that the Commission does not intend to oppose the proposed business combination.

Glencore / FincoEnergies Merger Filing

The European Commission has published information regarding Glencore plc's proposed acquisition of 70% of FincoEnergies B.V. shares. This transaction is being reviewed under the EU Merger Regulation, with the Commission seeking transparency on the details provided by the notifying parties.

Glencore/Fincoenergies Merger Notification - Simplified Procedure Candidate

The European Commission has published a prior notification for the concentration between Glencore and Fincoenergies (Case M.12300). This case is considered a candidate for the simplified procedure, indicating it is likely to raise fewer competition concerns.

Glencore / Fincoenergies Merger Case

The European Commission has opened a new merger investigation into the proposed acquisition of Fincoenergies by Glencore. The case is classified under NACE code G.47.3, relating to the retail sale of automotive fuel. The last decision date is noted as March 25, 2026.

EC Competition Cases - Wholesale Fuels NACE G.46.81

The European Commission has initiated a merger review for Glencore and Fincoenergies concerning wholesale fuels. The case, classified under NACE code G.46.81, is currently in the investigation phase.

Glencore / Fincoenergies Merger

The European Commission has listed the Glencore / Fincoenergies merger case (M.12300) as an ongoing investigation. The case involves wholesale and retail sales of fuels, with a provisional deadline of April 10, 2026.

Glencore / Fincoenergies Merger Case

The European Commission has an ongoing merger case involving Glencore and Fincoenergies. The case, identified as M.12300, is currently in the investigation phase and is being handled under the EU Merger Regulation.

Glencore / Finénergies Merger - Case M.12300

The European Commission has issued a decision regarding the Glencore / Finénergies merger (Case M.12300). The decision, dated March 25, 2026, falls under Article 6(1)(b) of Council Regulation 139/2004, indicating a non-objection to the merger under simplified procedures. The provisional deadline for related actions is April 10, 2026.

New Jersey court affirms dismissal of complaint citing Entire Controversy Doctrine

The New Jersey Superior Court Appellate Division affirmed the dismissal of a post-matrimonial litigation complaint filed by Allen J. Satz against Ava Satz. The dismissal was based on the Entire Controversy Doctrine, a procedural rule preventing parties from bringing claims that could have been raised in prior litigation.

John D'Angelo v. Diesel Ed - Affirmation of Summary Judgment

The New Jersey Superior Court Appellate Division affirmed a lower court's grant of summary judgment to the Middlesex County Sheriff's Office. The plaintiff sought amercement against the Sheriff's Office for alleged failure to execute a writ of possession for a truck. The court found no failure to perform duty and affirmed the decision.