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Bob Braun recently wrote an article for Today's Hotelier on the issues hotel owners should watch for when selling a property with a franchise agreement.

Pryor Cashman Partner Thomas H. Vidal, a member of the firm's Litigation, Media + Entertainment, Intellectual Property, and Technology Groups, has been named one of Southern California's...

Major hospitality providers face a new wave of class action lawsuits alleging that synthetic fragrances used in common areas violate the Americans with Disabilities Act and state consumer protection laws.

Wawa recently became new recipients of liquor licenses in Pennsylvania, including one right over the northern Delaware border.

Hotels possess a treasure trove of private information about their guests.

Late last month, the Trump International Hotel in Chicago became the latest target hit with a class action lawsuit under the Illinois Biometric Information Privacy Act (BIPA).

Projects including a mix of vacation ownership, hotel, and residential uses are increasing.

It was reported today that Mayor de Blasio is proposing a significant expansion to an earlier announced plan to protect the City's industrial businesses.

Iconic New York City sandwich shop Lenwich (formerly known as Lenny's) will soon open two new locations in Manhattan...

In early 2016, an Act was introduced in the New York State Senate and Assembly to curtail the advertisement of short-term rentals - such as those listed on Airbnb - in New York...

The timing of the project couldn't be better.

This month's Restaurant Industry Update highlights newcomers Sweetgreen and CAVA leading stock gains, alongside notable shifts in pricing strategy and subscription services among key players.

If your nonprofit is described in Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code and has offices outside of the District of Columbia, your organization may be entitled to a refund of any hotel and sales taxes (plus interest) it paid for meetings or events held in the District since 2016.

Michael Abcarian’s article "DOL Will Be Targeting Texas Hospitality Industry in FY 2015" was featured in the Texas Hotel and Lodging Association’s newsletter on January 30, 2015.

Our colleagues Jeffrey M. Landes, Susan Gross Sholinsky, and Nancy Gunzenhauser Popper at Epstein Becker Green ...

A new French-Vietnamese restaurant was forced to remove its signage after concerns were raised about the restaurant's name being offensive.

sbe Entertainment Group, the owner of major hospitality brands including SLS, Delano, Mondrian, Hyde, Katsuya and Cleo, is expanding its footprint in South Florida with the addition of the SLS Resort