New York Lawmakers Approve Change in Alcohol Sales Rule
July 2, 2025
By: Jennifer L. Tsyn
As a follow-up to this week’s Business in 2025 webinar, Bond attorney Jennifer L. Tsyn recorded a brief overview about new legislation in New York State that would allow restaurants and bars to buy limited amounts of alcohol directly from retail liquor stores, as opposed to licensed wholesalers. Both the state Senate and Assembly have passed the bill (S409A), but Gov. Kathy Hochul has yet to sign it into law.
Topics covered in this week's webinar:
- NYC Earned Safe and Sick Time Act: New Paid Prenatal Leave Requirements for Employers
- OMIG Expands Compliance Review Lookback Window to One Year
- NYS Legislature Approves Retail-to-Retail Alcohol Sales
- NLRB ALJ Decision Addressing When an Employee’s Speech Loses Protection Under the NLRA
Click here to view the webinar in its entirety, download the presentation slides or to register for upcoming Tuesday presentations.
