New York A08856 prohibits state and local governments from issuing or renewing certain licenses to those who refuse to certify they will not enforce.

New York A08856, known as the "mandatory arbitration and business licensing act (MABLA)," amends the general business law to prohibit state and local governments from issuing or renewing certain licenses to individuals who refuse to certify they will not enforce mandatory arbitration clauses. The act applies to occupational, professional, or business licenses necessary for operating transportation network companies, taxi or for-hire vehicle services, privately operated bus companies, rental-car companies, restaurants, stores, businesses selling food or liquor, businesses selling firearms, or.

New York A08856 prohibits state and local governments from issuing or renewing certain licenses to those who refuse to certify they will not enforce.

New York A08856, known as the "mandatory arbitration and business licensing act (MABLA)," amends the general business law to prohibit state and local governments from issuing or renewing certain licenses to individuals who refuse to certify they will not enforce mandatory arbitration clauses. The act applies to occupational, professional, or business licenses necessary for operating transportation network companies, taxi or for-hire vehicle services, privately operated bus companies, rental-car companies, restaurants, stores, businesses selling food or liquor, businesses selling firearms, or.