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In light of COVID-19, the Canadian government is offering financial relief by way of various forms. Relief includes, but is not limited to the following...

In this part 4 of our hotel financing series, we discuss some of the most important hotel agreements, why they are key to the value of the hotel...

In this country, there are thousands of employees who earn their living off tips or gratuities they receive from customers.

Section 747 of the Consolidated Appropriations Act of 2016 has effectively stayed the requirements for nutrition labeling of standard menu items in restaurants and similar establishments.

For small business owners, facing an Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) lawsuit can feel like an uphill battle. These lawsuits often allege accessibility violations, and the costs of litigation can be daunting...

Recently, a new wave of "all-in" price laws has emerged, mandating transparent pricing practices to ensure consumers are fully aware of the total cost of goods and services upfront.

On March 21st, Papa John's International, Inc. announced that it was appointing NBA legend Shaquille O'Neal to its board of directors. Papa John's also announced that O'Neal

On November 4, 2024, New York City Mayor Eric Adams signed into law the Safe Hotels Act, establishing a licensing requirement for hotels that operate in New York City.

Over the past several years, a raft of lawsuits have been filed accusing hotel franchisors, franchisees, owners and operators of financially benefiting from human trafficking in violation...

Loyalty programs have been central to the travel and hospitality industry since the 1980s. Airlines, hoteliers, restaurants and credit card issuers...

We are hearing a popular question from restaurants, bars, hotels and venues these days. Does my liquor license or beer permit include the sale of THC infused beverages?

Pursuant to the Mayor's Order 2021-148 (the "Order"), beginning on January 15, 2022, the District of Columbia has required certain businesses to verify that all patrons aged 12...

The City of San Diego's hospitality industry is ushering in substantial changes in wage requirements.

In fact, the legality of hotel policies restricting off-duty employee access is a complicated area of federal labor law.

This amendment of the Displaced Contract Workers Ordinance is one of three parts of the Black Workers Matter Economic Recovery Package passed into law earlier this year.

Peter Strojnik (AKA P. Kristofer Strojnik) is an attorney based out of Phoenix, Arizona who files many accessibility lawsuits on behalf of his client, Theresa Brooke.

As COVID-19 cases continue to fall and the U.S. economy regains its footing, the hotel industry is cautiously hope­ful that leisure and business travel will swiftly rebound.

JMBM's Global Hospitality Group® is excited to announce that next up in our Meet the Money® Online series is a virtual roundtable discussion among some of the top experts in the complex world of CMBS.