New York S09702 eliminates the need for plaintiffs to prove a sexual offense occurred on corporate premises in negligent supervision cases.

New York S09702 amends the general obligations law to change the burden of proof in civil actions for negligent supervision of employees or agents who commit sexual offenses. Specifically, plaintiffs no longer need to demonstrate that the sexual offense took place on the premises of, or with chattels or property belonging to, the corporate entity. This change applies to all pending and future actions.

New York S09702 eliminates the need for plaintiffs to prove a sexual offense occurred on corporate premises in negligent supervision cases.

New York S09702 amends the general obligations law to change the burden of proof in civil actions for negligent supervision of employees or agents who commit sexual offenses. Specifically, plaintiffs no longer need to demonstrate that the sexual offense took place on the premises of, or with chattels or property belonging to, the corporate entity. This change applies to all pending and future actions.