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The first part of this article discussed the Dai v. SAS Inst. Inc case, where plaintiffs alleged the inference of a horizontal agreement by the group of Hotel Operators using IDeaS's software.

On Monday, November 4, 2024, New York City Mayor Eric Adams signed the Safe Hotels Act into law.

Similar to San Francisco, Seattle, New York City, and Emeryville, California, the State of Oregon has enacted a predictive scheduling law, S.B. 828, effective July 1, 2018, which regulates employer...

There is no legal requirement that an employer adopt a dress or appearance policy.

As summer vacation rolls around and hotels, restaurants and other hospitality companies gear up for a busy tourist season, coastal businesses in the U.S. Southeast...

What happens when an American trial lawyer carries the principles of justice halfway around the world? Litigation attorney Dan Small recounts his pro bono journey to Uzbekistan...

With Dallas's Law taking effect January 1, 2023, folks in the alcohol industry are asking: what do I need to do to comply with the new Tennessee security laws?

Human trafficking is no longer viewed solely as a criminal justice issue aimed at traffickers operating in the shadows.

This week's Online Travel Update features a variety of stories, including a follow up story on Uber's ongoing transition from ride hailing app to super app. Enjoy.

The playing field for restaurant pricing has changed as the industry enters 2026. Menu prices have climbed steadily, outpacing inflation. Consumers, meanwhile, are signaling affordability fatigue.

If there is one recurring friction point in today's hotel market, it is not access to capital or demand uncertainty. It is execution — particularly where brand expectations, asset condition and ownership economics collide

This is the second of a three-part series on the business and legal issues that arise in developing and owning hotels.

Experts expect to see a flood of interest in the EB-5 program, both from foreign investors anxious to immigrate to the US, and from real estate developers with shovel-ready projects seeking capital.

In our previous articles, we detailed some of the issues and considerations for key hotel industry stakeholders in navigating the current distressed landscape, including the growing number of hotels headed toward loan defaults and foreclosures.

Earlier this summer, US Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) published new guidance for how their officers should handle what we call a "Notice to Appear" (NTA).

Illinois has enacted a sweeping fiscal year 2027 budget that fundamentally reshapes state taxation for the digital economy, introducing new levies on targeted advertising, social media platforms, and digital asset transactions. The legislation also imposes volume-based taxes on fantasy contests and prediction markets while limiting corporate net operating loss deductions and expanding marketplace facilitator obligations to hotel booking platforms.

In our continuing series of articles addressing Dram Shop Liability in Texas, this article addresses "to go" alcohol sales.