New Jersey A3318 bans unauthorized restaurant reservation arrangements by third-party reservation services.
New Jersey A3318 prohibits third-party reservation services from advertising, listing, promoting, or selling reservations for food service establishments without a written agreement. Violators face civil penalties up to $500 per violation, accruing daily. Affected parties can seek injunctive relief, actual damages, attorney's fees, and other remedies in court. The bill defines "third-party restaurant reservation service" and "food service establishment," mirroring similar legislation in Illinois.
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