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California SB 362 has brought new APR disclosure rules into effect for covered commercial financing transactions. Learn what California businesses, funders and merchant cash advance providers should know about the requirements, compliance risks and potential impact on financing agreements.
How to File a Solar Complaint With Your State Attorney General (Step by Step) If a solar company misled you about savings, buried a fee in your loan, or left you with a system that never worked, filing a complaint with your state attorney general is one of the most effective — and completely free…
Texas MCA and sales-based financing providers may face a December 31, 2026, OCCC registration deadline. Learn who may be affected, what registration requires, and the potential consequences of noncompliance.
Rhode Island’s compact size does not make the aftermath of an injury any less disruptive for the people who live and work across the state. A sudden accident can change a person’s health, income, family responsibilities, and plans in a single day, while also raising unfamiliar questions about what comes next. Filing a legal claim…
If you run a mass tort practice, you already know the competition for clients online is intense. The same pharmaceutical litigation your firm is pursuing is being pursued by dozens of others, many of them well-funded. Getting your firm in front of the right people before they call someone else is a core part of…
NEM 3.0 and Broken Solar Savings Promises: What Changed and Why Your Bill Didn’t Drop If you went solar in California expecting your electric bill to shrink or disappear — and it didn’t — there is a specific, documentable reason, and it is not your imagination. In April 2023, California overhauled how homeowners are paid…
Published September 11, 2026 · CredibleLaw Editorial Team · Reading time: 9 minutes Reviewed for accuracy against primary congressional and Department of Justice sources on September 10, 2026. The short version On August 3, 2026, the U.S. Senate passed S. 3977, the Bankruptcy Threshold Adjustment Act of 2026, by unanimous consent and without amendment. The…
Last reviewed: September 2026 On February 19, 2026, the Appellate Division, First Department, unanimously modified the judgment in People v Richmond Capital Group LLC, 2026 NY Slip Op 00990. The court vacated the monetary portion of a $77,289,631 judgment, sent the damages question back to the trial court, and affirmed everything else. That last clause…
The Solar Tax Credit Expired: What It Means for Your Contract and Your Options For nearly two decades, homeowners who bought solar could claim 30% of the cost back on their federal taxes. That era ended on December 31, 2025. If a salesperson told you the federal tax credit would make your system “free” or…
After an accident, choosing a personal injury lawyer can be an important decision, particularly when the claim may involve medical expenses, lost income, or other losses. People searching for the best personal injury lawyer in Texas may find numerous attorneys offering different approaches, experience, and areas of practice. Comparing those factors can help an injured…
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