Any individual, business, or organization that commits a case of COVID-19 fraud in the state of New York will now face stiffer penalties thanks to two new laws. Continue reading…
Source: Hudson Valley Post
New York To Slap COVID Fraudsters With Stiffer Penalties
Published in Articles, COVID-19, fraud, Governor Kathy Hochul, Hudson Valley News, law, legal, New York, News and Pandemic
More from ArticlesMore posts in Articles »
- Upstate Police ‘Warn’ of ‘Addictive Substances’ Arriving in NY This Month
- Celebrate Frozen Yogurt Month At 12 Great Upstate New York Stands
- Popular Poughkeepsie Pizza Place Destroyed by Overnight Fire
- Sullivan County, New York Woman Missing, FBI Offers $10,000 REWARD!
- One Dead After Snowmobiles Crash Through Lake in New York
More from COVID-19More posts in COVID-19 »
- Hochul Says Rehiring Unvaccinated Healthcare Workers Is Not the “Right Answer”
- DON’T Do This After Getting a COVID-19 Booster Shot
- Warning: Pertussis, Will This Be New York’s Next COVID-19?
- Where to Get Your Covid-19 Booster in the Hudson Valley
- Popular Hudson Valley Club Temporarily Closed Due to Covid
More from Governor Kathy HochulMore posts in Governor Kathy Hochul »
More from Hudson Valley NewsMore posts in Hudson Valley News »
More from lawMore posts in law »
More from legalMore posts in legal »
More from New YorkMore posts in New York »
- Hochul Says Rehiring Unvaccinated Healthcare Workers Is Not the “Right Answer”
- This Upstate New York Metropolis Was Named One of the Best Fishing Spots in America
- Are Lottery Groups Legal in New York State?
- White Castle Brings Back Tradition to Hudson Valley Locations
- How To Apply for New York’s One-Day Marriage Officiant License
More from NewsMore posts in News »
- NYSERDA Breaks Down New York's Plan to Cap Emissions in 2023
- Hochul Says Rehiring Unvaccinated Healthcare Workers Is Not the “Right Answer”
- This Upstate New York Metropolis Was Named One of the Best Fishing Spots in America
- Firefighters in the Hudson Valley Extinguish Blaze After Vehicle Catches Fire [PICS]
- Marist College Program Offers Noncredit Courses for Residents 55+
Be First to Comment