The Hospitality
Law Conference
The Hospitality Law Conference brings together hospitality attorneys, owners, operators, and industry professionals to address the legal and business issues affecting hotels, restaurants, travel, and related industries. Our Houston and Washington, DC conferences feature experienced speakers, timely topics, and practical discussions focused on the challenges hospitality professionals face today. Explore the next Hospitality Law Conference and join the conversation.
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We've been building this for thirty years. Our self-paced certification, shaped by three decades in hospitality law. For the professionals who lead the industry and the attorneys who represent it.
Hospitality Law Expertise
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Advance your hospitality legal knowledge while satisfying your Mandatory Continuing Legal Education (MCLE) requirements. Your annual HospitalityLawyer.com membership includes the myLawCLE Unlimited CLE Pass, providing unlimited access to hospitality-focused training, thousands of national CLE programs, specialty credit courses, and a personalized learning dashboard—for only $395 per year.
About
HospitalityLawyer.com
HospitalityLawyer.com® is a worldwide network of attorneys, vendors, and experts that focus on hospitality, travel and tourism issues; a marketing conduit for suppliers of legal, safety and security solutions to reach hospitality developers and operators in need of those solutions; we mitigate critical incidents, injuries, litigation and liability within the hospitality industry, in the U.S. and abroad by facilitating the creation, collection, and dissemination of legal, safety and security information, products and services.
Hospitality Law: Managing Legal
Issues in the Hospitality Industry
Hospitality Law helps teach readers what they need to know to manage a facility legally, safely, and securely, taking an applied approach to the study of hospitality law with its touchstone of compliance and prevention. The legal information provided is carefully selected to specifically correlate with helping readers understand how to do the right thing.







