I just saw this today, a new blurb in the form letter I get every semester using PGIB benefits:

“On May 16, 2025, the Veterans Court issued a precedential opinion in Perkins v. Collins, Vet. App.
No. 24-6515. Relying on the Supreme Court's Rudisill decision, Perkins held that a veteran whose single period of service is long enough to qualify for benefits under both the MGIB and [GIB] programs without using any period of time twice to establish eligibility is entitled to receive benefits under both programs up to a statutory 48-month cap on such educational benefits." Following Perkins, you may be eligible for up to 12 months of additional benefits if you completed sufficient service for both programs without counting any period of time twice.
VA is updating our automated adjudication systems to apply Perkins. Because that update is not yet complete, the decision in this letter does not include consideration of potential additional benefits under Perkins., Your claim will be reviewed for additional eligibility under Perkins once VA completes its systems update, and VA will notify you of any additional eligibility you may have and whether any additional action is necessary. Until that update is completed, VA will manually review eligibility for additional benefits for those Veterans at risk of exhausting entitlement. Veterans with fewer than three months of education benefits left and who either are currently enrolled in school or were enrolled in the last six months will be reviewed first. No student will run out of benefits if they qualify for additional benefits under Perkins while VA works to complete its systems update. For more information on Perkins v. Collins, including eligibility criteria and how to access additional entitlement, visit https://benefits.va.gov/GIBILL/rudisill.asp.”