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Workers Comp

N.Y. bill seeks to eliminate penalties on payment notices

Danielle Ling

March 31, 2022 Reprints

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A bill was introduced in the New York state Senate on Wednesday that seeks to eliminate penalties assessed against employers or insurers for failure to comply with certain notice requirements relating to payment and cessation of compensation in certain circumstances.

S.B. 8693 eliminates the penalty imposed for failure to notice the New York Workers Compensation Board Chair of ceased payments within 16 days. The bill would also eliminate penalties for failure to file notice of compensation within 10 days of payment.

The bill was referred to the Senate Labor Committee, where it is pending.