Inversion hypotheses suggest that during the course of evolution structures along the dorsoventral (DV) axis have taken on an orientation opposite that of an ancestral form.
That theory have reached a great evidence support, the current investigations have focused in the regulatory and functional networks of the genes implies in the dorsoventrla axis determination. For that reason i think there's little recent theoretical additions.
The hot topic related to the dorsoventral inversion theory in the evo-devo is the evolution and the number of origin events of the nervous system... I think these papers show this research tendency: