The HospitalityLawyer.com team wishes you a happy holiday season and safe travels, and reminds you to stay tuned next week for the last Weekly Brief of 2013!
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In this newly-released NTSB video, we see Asiana 214 slam violently into a runway at San Francisco International Airport. Watch the Boeing 777 jetliner spin wildly after hitting the ground in a cloud of dust. View Now
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| HEI Hotels and Resorts has announced the inception of a strategic partnership with hospitality worker labor union UNITE HERE. This represents a major development for the hotel industry and organized labor. Read More |
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The Latest from CONVERGE
Legal & Risk Management Solutions for the Global Travel & Hospitality Industries
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Tabatha George of Fisher & Phillips reviews a recent decision from the U.S. Supreme Court. With new guidance coming in from the Department of Labor and IRS, employers need to rethink how they treat same-sex spouses under their employee benefits plans and leave policies. Read More
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From Florian Dauny of Fowler White Boggs PA: Many employers are unaware of the significance of the I-9 Form. This two-page form, once considered to be a “simple hiring form,” can carry hundreds of thousands of dollars in potential liability, as well as possible criminal penalties for managers and owners, if a company fails to comply with the strict I-9 rules. Read More
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BMI offers insight into the value of music licensing. No resource has greater value than music when it comes to establishing a desired mood for a particular restaurant setting. Read More
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Elizabeth Trendowski of Robson Forensic tackles the not-so-glamorous issue of proper security at bars and nightclubs. Keeping your alcohol service legal and your patrons safe can be trickier than it was just a decade ago. Read More
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