After-the-fact referral fees
Source:
Section 350-F-1 — After-the-fact referral fees, https://www.nysenate.gov/legislation/laws/GBS/350-F-1 (updated Sep. 22, 2014; accessed May 24, 2025).
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Deceptive acts and practices unlawful 349–A
Observant consumer protection law 349–B
Residential telephone equipment advertising, sale and warranty requirements 349–B–1
Voice over internet protocol 911 disclosure 349–C
Additional civil penalty for consumer frauds against elderly persons 349–D
Energy services company consumers bill of rights 349–E
Counterfeit and non-functional airbags 349–F
Pension poaching prevention 349–G
Restrictions on applications for and use of credit cards and medical financial products 349–H
Observant consumer protection law 350
False advertising unlawful 350–A
False advertising 350–B
Disclosures required in advertisements using the title “doctor” 350–B–1
Disclosures required in advertisements using a senior specific designation 350–C
Notice of proposed action 350–D
Civil penalty 350–E
Construction 350–F
Exceptions 350–F–1
After-the-fact referral fees
Deceptive acts and practices unlawful 349–A
Observant consumer protection law 349–B
Residential telephone equipment advertising, sale and warranty requirements 349–B–1
Voice over internet protocol 911 disclosure 349–C
Additional civil penalty for consumer frauds against elderly persons 349–D
Energy services company consumers bill of rights 349–E
Counterfeit and non-functional airbags 349–F
Pension poaching prevention 349–G
Restrictions on applications for and use of credit cards and medical financial products 349–H
Observant consumer protection law 350
False advertising unlawful 350–A
False advertising 350–B
Disclosures required in advertisements using the title “doctor” 350–B–1
Disclosures required in advertisements using a senior specific designation 350–C
Notice of proposed action 350–D
Civil penalty 350–E
Construction 350–F
Exceptions 350–F–1
After-the-fact referral fees
