New York A00908 repeals section 7718 of the insurance law, which prohibited certain advertisements by corporations selling insurance.

New York Assembly Bill A00908 repeals section 7718 of the insurance law, which previously prohibited certain advertisements by corporations selling insurance. This change removes the restrictions on the types of advertisements that corporations can make in the sale of insurance, effective immediately upon enactment. The bill was introduced by Assembly Members Kenneth Blankenbush, Karl Brabenec, Stephen Hawley, David McDonough, and Brian Miller, and referred to the Committee on Insurance.

New York A00908 repeals section 7718 of the insurance law, which prohibited certain advertisements by corporations selling insurance.

New York Assembly Bill A00908 repeals section 7718 of the insurance law, which previously prohibited certain advertisements by corporations selling insurance. This change removes the restrictions on the types of advertisements that corporations can make in the sale of insurance, effective immediately upon enactment. The bill was introduced by Assembly Members Kenneth Blankenbush, Karl Brabenec, Stephen Hawley, David McDonough, and Brian Miller, and referred to the Committee on Insurance.