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This Amendment to Senate Substitute No.

This Amendment to Senate Substitute No.

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2026-05-13
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This Amendment to Senate Substitute No.

This Amendment to Senate Substitute No.

What This Bill Does

  • This Amendment to Senate Substitute No.
  • This Amendment to Senate Substitute No.
  • 1 for Senate Bill No.
  • 189 clarifies that an individual seeking to rescind a release of a claim must have the return a notice of rescission and settlement proceeds to the releasee or releasee's legal representative or insurance carrier confirmed by certified mail, certificate of mailing, ACH tracking number, or other recognized method of funds tracking.

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Official Summary Text

This Amendment to Senate Substitute No.
This Amendment to Senate Substitute No. 1 for Senate Bill No. 189 clarifies that an individual seeking to rescind a release of a claim must have the return a notice of rescission and settlement proceeds to the releasee or releasee's legal representative or insurance carrier confirmed by certified mail, certificate of mailing, ACH tracking number, or other recognized method of funds tracking. In addition, this Amendment clarifies that in order to be subject to this Act, a release must be signed by an individual within 30 days of the motor vehicle accident.