New rules taking effect this summer change how security deposits must be held, documented, and returned. The short version: deadlines are tighter, itemization requirements are stricter, and the penalties for getting it wrong now include the tenant's attorney fees.
If you're a landlord, your standard lease and move-out checklist likely need an update. If you're a tenant who didn't get a deposit back, the new rules may strengthen your position. Either way, a short review now is far cheaper than a dispute later.
This post is general information, not legal advice for your specific situation.