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Jim Butler and Guy Maisnik’s blog article titled, ""NOW" could be the best time for hotel lending in 20 years" appeared in Hotel Online, Hospitality Net, ehotelier.com and 4Hoteliers.
Jim Butler’s article, "Hotel Management Agreement Terminations – Is There a Better Way?" was published by 4Hoteliers.
Jim Butler and Guy Maisnik’s blog article titled "Why hotel lending is different. . . and some things you should know . . . " was picked up by Hospitality Net.
Marty Orlick’s article, “Mass-produced ADA litigation: Plaintiff and his lawyer sanctioned. The end to sue-and-settle ‘drive bys’?” appeared in Hotel Online with an introduction by Jim Butler under the title, “Beleaguered Owners of Hotels, Restaurants May See the End to Serial ADA Cookie-cutter Lawsuits in California.” The article also appeared in Hotel News Resource. This […]
Barry Freeman’s Daily Journal article, “Thoughts on the Psychology of a Workout,” was republished in the Agribusiness Committee E-Bulletin, a publication of the Business Law Section of the State Bar of California.
Jim Butler’s blog article, "Hotel Lawyer in New York City with the pulse of Manhattan and the 2010 New York Investment Conference – The tide has turned!" appeared in Hospitality Net and 4Hoteliers.com.
Jim Butler and Cathy Holmes’ blog article titled, “Hotel lawyers: Public-Private Financing still works for hotel developments,” appeared in Hotel Online, ehotelier.com, Hospitality Net and Cornell University School of Hotel Administration’s website.
David Sudeck’s article, “Timeshare Lawyer: What’s happening with Vacation Ownership — fractionals, timeshares and clubs? Expert perspectives and insights on investor and hotel-owner benefits,” was published by Jim Butler’s Hotel Law Blog, and appeared in ehotelier.com.
David Sudeck’s article, "Timeshare Lawyer: What’s happening with Vacation Ownership — fractionals, timeshares and clubs? Expert perspectives and insights on investor and hotel-owner benefits," was published by Jim Butler’s Hotel Law Blog, and appeared in Hotel Online.
District Court Rules that Longer Benches in Accessible Dressing Rooms are ADA-Compliant In the last month, the United States District Court for the Southern District of California found that a 60 inch long fitting room bench in a wheelchair-accessible dressing room is an "equivalent facilitation" in compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) of […]
