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A10443AAssembly BillPassed SenatePending 149d

Clarify Who Can Sue Insurance Companies for Misleading Practices

Passed the Senate on Jun 3, 2026Approved by the State Senate — now needs the Assembly to pass the same version.

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✦ Plain-Language Summary

This law clarifies that both individuals and businesses who are harmed by dishonest or misleading statements from insurance companies have the right to sue them in court. It ensures that if an insurer makes false claims, hides important information, or provides incomplete comparisons about their policies, affected New Yorkers have a clear legal path to seek compensation. This strengthens consumer protections by removing ambiguity about who qualifies to take legal action against insurers.

Details

Introduced
Mar 6, 2026
Body
New York State Assembly
Type
Assembly Bill
Status
Passed Senate

Sponsors (1)

Introduced byDavid WeprinYour District
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