New York A08791 mandates self-help practitioners to disclose risks and create a risk management plan for clients.
New York A08791 requires self-help practitioners to inform clients about potential risks and develop a risk management plan. Practitioners must disclose risks in large print format, provide credentials, and outline emergency resources. A violation of these requirements is punishable by a civil penalty. This act aims to protect clients by ensuring they are aware of the risks involved in self-help activities.
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