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Jim Butler’s blog article, "Global Hospitality Advisor®: A masterstroke hospitality investment by savvy investor," was published by Hotel Online and ehotelier.com.
Jim Butler’s blog article, “Tranche Warfare: The coming litigation among stakeholders in CMBS Loans” appeared in Hotel Online, ehotelier.com and Hotel Resource.
David Sudeck’s article "Timeshare lawyer advisory for timeshare developers, owners and operators. Impact of new ADA rules on your timeshare project," was posted on Jim Butler’s Hotel Law Blog and picked up by Hotel Online.
Guy Maisnik and Jim Butler’s blog article “Hotel Lawyer: California Foreclosure Traps for Unwary Lenders: What one Expert Tells Lenders about Avoiding the Pitfalls of Foreclosing in California on Hotels and Other Mixed Collateral” appeared in Hotel Online. The article also appeared in ehotelier.com.
Jim Butler’s blog article titled, “Atlas 2009 Year End Hotel Survey . . . and what it means,” appeared in ehotelier.com, Hotel Online and Hotel Resource.
Jim Butler’s article, "More Lawsuits Against Online Travel Companies Over ‘Lost’ Bed Taxes — Why Hotels Should Care About the Transient Occupancy Tax Battles," was published in the Montana Innkeepers Association’s Winter 2010 Newsletter.
Jim Butler’s blog article, "How they are going to make you pay TOT on revenues your hotel never received," appeared in Hotel Online.
Jim Butler’s blog article, "Hotel Occupancy Tax Alert: online travel company suits over transient occupancy taxes raise – 5 things every hotel owner and operator needs to know", appeared in Hotel Online, 4Hoteliers.com and ehotelier.com
Jim Butler’s and Marty Orlick’s blog article, "ADA Hotel Lawyers: California opens door to more ADA litigation, but also offers protection to the well-informed", appeared in Hotel Online, ehotelier.com and Hotel Resource.
Jim Butler’s blog article, “Insights on the New CMBS rules: Dawning of a New Era, or Error of a New Dawning?” appeared in Hotel Online and Hotel Resource, clarifying the changed REMIC rules applicable to CMBS, which gives servicers greater flexibility to modify troubled commercial real estate loans.
