Enacts the "Gender Recognition Act"; repeals certain provisions relating to driver's licenses.
Increases the amount from $25,000 to $50,000 for actions and proceedings in the New York city civil court.
Revises and clarifies the uniform foreign country money judgments recognition act.
Prohibits contracts for the purchase or lease of consumer goods from restricting venue in an action relating to such contract.
Requires utility corporations, municipalities, water-works corporations, and telephone service providers to allow customers to use their preferred name and pronouns.
Provides that where summary judgment is denied to a plaintiff, which denial is thereafter reversed on appeal and granted in favor of such plaintiff, any money judgment entered in favor of the plaintiff thereafter shall bear interest from the date of entry of the prior denial of such motion for summary judgment as if summary judgment had in fact been granted to such plaintiff in the first instance.
Relates to the practice of applied behavior analysis.
Relates to provisions in state procurement contracts involving the use of low embodied carbon concrete.
Facilitates access to telephone providers to deliver fiber-based services; permits telephone corporations to replace or supplement a telephone line or portion of a line with fiber optic facilities for purposes of providing any telephone, broadband, cable or other video service that the telephone corporation or its affiliate may lawfully provide.
