Cathy Holmes’s article, “Due diligence tips for your next hotel acquisition,” which was published by Jim Butler’s Hotel Law Blog, was picked up by Hotel News Resource and Hotel Online.
A good workout professional also knows how to help the Bank make loans that are properly structured. Many of the “sad” stories we have recently experienced were the result of a huge decrease in property values, but several arose out of mistakes made in underwriting and structuring loans. Well-run institutions are taking care to be […]
A vast array of companies are actively entering the mobile application space as a means of gaining market share and solidifying guest relations. The trend is not limited to online service companies; firms as disparate as shopping centers, airlines, and travel agents rely on mobile applications to enhance their business. However, as mobile applications gain […]
Jim Butler’s blog article titled, “Hotel Lawyer on Repositioning: The New York Times reports 39 percent increase in reflagging” was published in the Hotel Law Blog, and was picked up by Hospitality Net, Hotel Online and Hotel News Resource.
Jim Butler and Guy Maisnik’s blog article, “Hotel-Retail mixed-use: hospitality industry trend for 2013,” was published by Hotel Online and ehotelier.com.
Matt Hinks’ blog article, “California Property Owners Lose Ground — And ‘Goodwill,’” was republished by Real Estate Law360. It discusses a recent California Court of Appeal ruling affecting property owners.
Jim Butler and Guy Maisnik’s article titled, “Hotel-Retail Mixed-Use, The Rebirth of Bricks and Mortar,” was published by GlobeSt.com.
The Thrill of The Historic Bugatti By Tim Lappen This article was originally published in the October 2012 edition of Haute Living. www.HauteLiving.com Reprinted with permission. Tim Lappen was recently asked to join Haute Auto’s prestigious team of guest contributors. His article begins below. For a PDF version, click here. Italian au to designer Ettore Bugatti […]
Bob Braun’s article, “Hotel transactions in foreign countries or involving foreigners – Can you buy someone a cup of coffee or is that a bribe?” was published by Jim Butler’s Hotel Law Blog, and was picked up by Hotel Online, ehotelier.com, Hospitality Net, and Hotel News Resource.
Bloomberg BNA has published the 2012 update to the BNA Portfolio, “Records Retention for Enterprise Knowledge Management,” authored by Bob Braun, Stan Gibson, Michael Gold and Dan Sedor. The portfolio was first released in 2007.
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