New York bill A08025 amends the public service law to allow the public service commission to consider non-economic losses, such as pain and.
The New York Assembly bill A08025 amends the public service law by adding provisions that authorize the public service commission to consider non-economic losses suffered by consumers when determining penalties against public utility companies, corporations, or individuals, as well as combination gas and electric corporations. This includes considering factors such as pain and suffering or mental anguish. The changes are set to take effect immediately upon enactment.
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