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Beginning Monday, April 29, 2025, at 5:00 p.m., the state will reopen its Electric Bike Incentive Project, offering qualifying individuals up to $2,000 toward the purchase of a new electric bicycle.

In Illinois, medical providers have a legal tool they can use to protect their right to payment: it’s called the Health Care Services Lien Act, codified under 770 ILCS 23.

The following template provides a sample structure for preparing a complete Rule 90(c) submission. It outlines the types of evidence typically included, such as medical treatment records, billing summaries, wage loss verification, and property damage reports, along with the necessary affidavits to satisfy Rule 90(c) requirements.

Understanding how arbitration works, when it applies, and what to expect can help injury victims make informed decisions during the legal process.

In this article, we’ll walk you through what happens before, during, and after a deposition — from how to answer questions clearly and truthfully to how to handle difficult moments with composure.

State Farm General has agreed to lower its proposed interim rate increase for California homeowners insurance policies, scaling back its original request from 21.8% to 17%.

If you need to send a letter of representation or a spoliation letter but do not yet have a claim number and only have a police report listing Redpoint County Mutual, you should direct your correspondence to Redpoint’s claims department.

Whether it’s a household item, a car part, or a medical device, there’s a basic level of trust that manufacturers and sellers won’t put unsafe products into the marketplace. A product liability claim arises when a defective product causes harm.

When you’re injured in an accident, dealing with insurance companies can feel overwhelming. You’re already facing medical bills, time away from work, and the stress of recovery, and now an insurance adjuster is asking for details, paperwork, and statements.

If you’ve been in an accident, you may be wondering what to do next, how Texas law applies to your situation, and whether you have options for recovering compensation.