
Beloved New “30 Second Law” In New York Inspired By Seinfeld
A brand new law that New Yorkers love was actually inspired by Jerry Seinfeld!
Late last week, Hudson valley Post highlighted a new "20-hour rule"
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The 20-hour law is one of many new laws in New York State in 2025. See a full list of more at the end of this article.
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What Is The 30 Second Rule In New York State?
Another new law is being referred to as the "30-second law."
This new law, signed by Gov. Kathy Hochul, requires all telemarketers In New York to provide certain information within the first 30 seconds of a call.
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“Nobody likes getting spammed with calls from telemarketers, especially when they try to hide who they really are," State Senator Brad Hoylman-Sigal who sponsored the bill stated.
Bill Inspired By Jerry Seinfeld
As of Jan. 1, 2025, telemarketers must provide, within the first 30 seconds of their call, the purpose of the call and other key information.
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Hoylman-Sigal says the bill was inspired by Jerry Seinfeld.
"We call our bill the 'Seinfeld bill' after the famous scene where Jerry sticks it to a telemarketer bothering him at home, because it requires telemarketers to provide the name, mailing address, and telephone number of the person on whose behalf the call is made within the first 30 seconds of their call," Hoylman-Sigal states. "Like Jerry says, why should they have our information if we can’t have theirs?"
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