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New York policy

S7228: Prohibits any gas or electric corporation from absolving itself from liability for service interruption arising from liability of employee negligence

NY Senate · Sponsor Michael Gianaris

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Jurisdiction
New York State
Applies to
New York State (proposed)
Effective
January 7, 2026

What it requires

Prohibits gas and electric corporations from filing any schedules setting forth rules or regulations which absolve or attempt to absolve such corporations from liability for the interruption of its supply of service arising from the ordinary negligence of its employees, servants or agents; provides that any such schedules filed are void as against public policy.

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