Since 2002

Joseph Anthony Reyna (JOECAT®) is a regulatory research specialist and principal of JOECAT, LLC, providing litigation research and administrative process documentation support across federal and state jurisdictions. His work focuses on public records analysis, regulatory escalation mapping, and the structuring of administrative timelines for use in civil, appellate, and pre-suit proceedings.
 

Reyna’s research examines how institutions document — or fail to document — compliance with statutory and procedural obligations. He specializes in converting delay, denial, and non-response into structured administrative records suitable for judicial review, agency oversight, or attorney evaluation.
 

Through Dreams Over Dollars™ (501(c)(3)), he develops applied research models addressing housing access, student hunger, digital rights, and public infrastructure accountability. His published work spans housing policy, AI ethics, urban systems, and institutional data governance.

Earlier in his career, Reyna worked in digital media and independent music distribution, an experience that informed his focus on authorship integrity, metadata accountability, and platform recordkeeping practices.
 

His litigation and regulatory filings reflect a consistent methodology: document the record, map the jurisdiction, and preserve procedural history. Reyna’s work centers on building durable administrative records in environments where documentation gaps are common.