NY CPLR § 1602 (2021)
2021 New York Laws CVP - Civil Practice Law and Rules Article 16 - Limited Liability of Persons Jointly Liable 1602 - Application.

§ 1602. Application. The limitations set forth in this article shall:   1.  apply  to any claim for contribution or indemnification, but shall not include:  (a)  a  claim  for  indemnification  if,  prior  to  the  accident  or occurrence  on which the claim is based, the claimant and the tortfeasor had entered  into  a  written  contract  in  which  the  tortfeasor  had expressly  agreed  to  indemnify  the  claimant  for  the  type  of loss suffered; or  (b) a claim  for  indemnification  by  a  public  employee,  including indemnification pursuant to section fifty-k of the general municipal law or section seventeen or eighteen of the public officers law.   2. not be construed to impair, alter, limit, modify, enlarge, abrogate or  restrict  (i)  the  limitations set forth in section twenty-a of the court of claims act; (ii)  any  immunity  or  right  of  indemnification available  to  or  conferred  upon  any  defendant  for any negligent or wrongful act or omission; (iii) any right on the part of  any  defendant to  plead  and  prove  an  affirmative  defense  as  to culpable conduct attributable to  a  claimant  or  decedent  which  is  claimed  by  such defendant  in  the  diminution  of  damages  in any action; and (iv) any liability arising by reason of a non-delegable duty or by reason of  the doctrine of respondeat superior.   3. not apply to administrative proceedings.   4.  not  apply  to  claims under the workers' compensation law or to a claim against a defendant where claimant has sustained a "grave  injury" as  defined  in  section  eleven of the workers' compensation law to the extent of the equitable share of any person against whom the claimant is barred from asserting a cause of action because of the applicability  of the  workers'  compensation  law provided, however, that nothing in this subdivision shall be construed to create, impair, alter, limit,  modify, enlarge,  abrogate,  or  restrict any theory of liability upon which any person may be held liable.   5. not apply to actions requiring proof of intent.   6. not apply  to  any  person  held  liable  by  reason  of  his  use, operation, or ownership of a motor vehicle or motorcycle, as those terms are  defined  respectively  in  sections  three  hundred  eleven and one hundred twenty-five of the vehicle and traffic law.   7. not apply to any person held liable for causing  claimant's  injury by having acted with reckless disregard for the safety of others.   8.  not apply to any person held liable by reason of the applicability of article ten of the labor law.   9. not apply to any person held liable for causing  claimant's  injury by having unlawfully released into the environment a substance hazardous to  public  health,  safety  or  the  environment,  a  substance acutely hazardous to public health, safety or the  environment  or  a  hazardous waste,  as  defined  in  articles  thirty-seven  and twenty-seven of the environmental conservation law and in violation of  article  seventy-one of  such  law; provided, however, that nothing herein shall require that the violation of said article by such person has resulted in a  criminal conviction or administrative adjudication of liability.   10.  not apply to any person held liable in a product liability action where the manufacturer of the product is not a party to the  action  and the  claimant  establishes  by  a  preponderance  of  the  evidence that jurisdiction over the manufacturer  could  not  with  due  diligence  be obtained  and  that  if  the  manufacturer  were  a party to the action, liability for claimant's  injury  would  have  been  imposed  upon  said manufacturer  by  reason  of  the  doctrine  of strict liability, to the extent of the equitable share of such manufacturer.    11. not apply  to  any  parties  found  to  have  acted  knowingly  or intentionally,  and in concert, to cause the acts or failures upon which liability is based; provided, however, that nothing in this  subdivision shall  be  construed  to  create, impair, alter, limit, modify, enlarge, abrogate,  or  restrict  any theory of liability upon which said parties may be held liable to the claimant.   12. in conjunction with the other provisions of this  article  not  be construed  to  create  or  enlarge actions for contribution or indemnity barred because of the applicability of the workers' compensation law  of this state, any other state or the federal government, or section 18-201 of the general obligations law.   13.  not  apply to any person responsible for the disposal or presence of hazardous or dangerous materials that is the result of  the  unlawful manufacture  of  methamphetamine, when such person has been convicted of section 220.73, 220.74, 220.75 or 220.76 of the penal law.   14. not apply to any party held liable for  claims  arising  from  the failure  to  obey  or  enforce (a) an order of protection or a temporary order of protection issued or modified pursuant to article  four,  five, six,  seven, eight or ten of the family court act, section 530.12 of the criminal procedure  law,  section  two  hundred  forty  or  two  hundred fifty-two  of  the domestic relations law, or (b) an order of protection or temporary order of protection  issued  or  modified  by  a  court  of competent   jurisdiction   in   another  state,  territorial  or  tribal jurisdiction.