Senate panel advances consumer-protection bill for residential solar sales HB 4,029 A, which would require licensed sales agents, a plain-language disclosure form and clearer contract elements for residential solar, was moved to the Senate floor after testimony from contractors, industry groups and consumer advocates about deceptive sales and predatory lending.

Oregon's Senate is taking a stand against deceptive solar sales tactics with a new bill aimed at protecting consumers from predatory practices.

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Jim Knapp questions seller liability in Vermont flood hazard real estate transactions Knapp argues public access to flood maps should reduce seller's liability in property sales.

Vermont's real estate landscape is under scrutiny as experts question whether sellers should bear the burden of disclosing flood risks when buyers have access to the same information.

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Assembly Member Bennett supports AB 506 to protect California pet buyers AB 506 mandates transparency in pet sales and protects consumers from deceptive practices

California is on the brink of a major shift in pet sales with Assembly Bill 506, which aims to protect consumers from deceptive practices and ensure transparency in the sale of dogs and cats.

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New regulations enforce consumer rights for residential solar sales in Colorado Consumers gain three-day cancellation rights for residential solar agreements with new regulations.

A groundbreaking bill in Colorado could transform the solar energy market by granting consumers a crucial three-day cancellation window on residential solar agreements.

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Montana Legislature approves consumer protections for solar energy contracts Legislators establish rights to cancel deceptive solar contracts within three days of signing.

Montana's House Bill 760 is shaking up the solar energy market by giving consumers the right to cancel contracts within three days, ensuring fair play in a rapidly growing industry.

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