United States: Hotels & Hospitality

In today's hospitality landscape, even well-run, leading food and beverage groups are under pressure to do more with less. For one leading operator with more than $2 billion in annual revenue, previous headcount cuts were not enough to offset rising employer labor costs and simplify the operations. A more transformative, holistic approach was needed to look across the silos and find new ways of working

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...

Branded residences, which are residential properties that offer residents hotel-caliber services and amenities in everyday life, most often tied to well-known hospitality or luxury retail brands...

Welcome to your monthly legal insights on the trends impacting the Retail, Hospitality, and Food & Beverage Industries.

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

Colorado hospitality businesses are now operating under Colorado House Bill 25-1090, the "Protections Against Deceptive Pricing Practices" law, which took effect on Jan. 1st. The law doesn't specifically...

Pryor Cashman Partner Todd Soloway, Co-Chair of the firm's Litigation Group and Chair of the Hotel + Hospitality Group, was quoted in Mergers & Acquisitions discussing the increasing pressure on mid-market hotels...

The U.S. Treasury Department released its anticipated proposed regulation on the new No Tax on Tips provision of the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA).

Employers within the City of Philadelphia in the retail, food service and hospitality industries are by now well-acquainted with the Philadelphia Fair Workweek Ordinance, Phila.