New York S03968 mandates specific notices in communications by mercantile establishments attempting to settle civil actions from larceny prosecutions.
New York S03968 amends the general business law to require mercantile establishments to include specific notices in communications when attempting to settle civil actions resulting from larceny prosecutions. The notices must state that the communication is an attempt to reach a civil settlement agreement and that the terms of the agreement are separate from any criminal penalties. The bill also outlines penalties for establishments that fail to include these notices, including civil liability for damages and costs.
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