New York S09841 provides that claimants who received unemployment benefits to which they were not entitled will not be held liable for overpayments.

New York S09841 amends the labor law to ensure that claimants who received unemployment benefits to which they were not entitled will not be held liable for the overpaid amounts if specific conditions are met. These conditions include the overpayment not being due to a willful false statement or misrepresentation, the overpayment being received without fault on the part of the claimant, and the recovery of such overpayment being against equity and good conscience.

New York S09841 provides that claimants who received unemployment benefits to which they were not entitled will not be held liable for overpayments.

New York S09841 amends the labor law to ensure that claimants who received unemployment benefits to which they were not entitled will not be held liable for the overpaid amounts if specific conditions are met. These conditions include the overpayment not being due to a willful false statement or misrepresentation, the overpayment being received without fault on the part of the claimant, and the recovery of such overpayment being against equity and good conscience.