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Pryor Cashman is proud and honored to announce that Executive Committee Member Todd Soloway has received the New York Law Journal 2021 Distinguished Leader Award. Todd is co-chair of the Litigation Group ...

One of the largest areas of current legal exposure for companies arises from their own websites.

Governor Shapiro recently signed into law Act 57 of 2024 and Act 86 of 2024, implementing various changes to the Pennsylvania Liquor Code which were heavily supported by the hospitality industry.

Pryor Cashman attorneys Lawrence Spector and Eric Wisotsky represented Rellevant Partners as the lead investor in the Series A financing round for RASA Worldwide, Inc...

June restaurant survey data indicated a 1.1% improvement in same-store sales (SSS), the fourth consecutive month of positive or flat sales.

Whether these prices are reflective, in part, of the evolution of home-sharing services is subject to debate.

A&M's Travel, Hospitality & Leisure practice presents Staying Power, a series on how hotels can profitably deliver outstanding service and experiences to guests as they navigate the current market.

If a restaurant uses a ride-share service such as Uber Eats to deliver food, and the driver gets in a motor vehicle accident, can the restaurant be held liable?

As we previously reported, on July 24, Massachusetts Governor Charlie Baker issued an Executive Order announcing a $500 daily civil fine, effective August 1, for individuals traveling into the Commonwealth ...

As we all know, 2021 has been a big comeback year in the real estate industry following the unprecedented COVID-driven challenges of 2020.

Los Angeles Partners Alexis Crump and Brant Dveirin, with Temecula Partner Edward Corwin and New Orleans Associate Jessica Hidalgo, recently closed the Housing Authority...

Pryor Cashman Partner Todd Soloway, co-chair of the Litigation Group, chair of the Hotel + Hospitality Group and Real Estate Litigation Practice, and member of the firm's Executive Committee...

As 2014 came to an end, restaurant businesses everywhere waited on several tax breaks that can be beneficial on their 2014 tax returns.

We have reached the dreaded personal-finance cliff. Student loan forbearance has ended with payments to resume this month, inflation is affecting finances for 80% of those we surveyed...

Carolyn D. Richmond was featured in the Law360 article, "3 Ways To Prep Hospitality Cos. On Holiday Legal Issues." Full text can be found in the November 20, 2015, issue, but a synopsis is below.

Many bars, hotels, restaurants, grocery stores, and convenience stores opening for the first time in Tennessee are surprised to learn that no license is required...

As the COVID-19 pandemic continues, the hospitality industry is being hit particularly hard. Reservations and travel are down, while cancellations are up.

Big changes to the room occupancy tax took effect on July 1, 2019 that will impact property owners who rent out their summer homes and to those who participate in short term rentals, such as Airbnb.