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Business Cheating On N.Y. Comp Becomes A Felony

The change was supported by an insurance agent group, which recently sent out an alert to its members concerning the upgraded penalties that were part of a comprehensive reform bill signed into law by

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Starting tomorrow, employers who cheat the New York workers’ compensation system will face felony charges under tougher provisions in the state’s recently revised comp law.

The change was supported by an insurance agent group, which recently sent out an alert to its members concerning the upgraded penalties that were part of a comprehensive reform bill signed into law by Gov. Eliot Spitzer on March 13.

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