Establishes a brand owner's license

This bill amends New York's alcoholic beverage control law to clarify the maximum civil penalties that can be imposed on liquor license holders for violations. It establishes specific fine limits based on the type of license, ranging from ten thousand dollars for retail permits to one hundred thousand dollars for certain wholesale licenses. Additionally, the legislation outlines a process for enforcing unpaid penalties by allowing authorities to obtain a default court judgment if fines remain unpaid after a notice period. These changes directly affect businesses holding liquor permits and the state agency responsible for regulating them.