Requires insurers to disclose policy information for civil claims and prohibits disclosure of immigration status in sex trafficking cases.
New York A08519 mandates that insurers provide detailed information about known policies to claimants or their attorneys in civil claims under the child victims act, adult survivors act, or sex trafficking claims. This includes the insurer's name, insured parties, coverage limits, and any available defenses. Additionally, the bill ensures that individuals bringing civil claims related to sex trafficking are not required to disclose their immigration status.
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