by evansfox | Jul 30, 2025
As alcohol consumption declines—especially among younger consumers—many craft breweries and cideries in New York are facing a sobering reality: traditional beverage sales are slowing and margins are tightening. But with this market shift comes a new and timely...
by evansfox | Jul 28, 2025
The New York State Liquor Authority (SLA) has maintained rigorous enforcement of the Alcoholic Beverage Control (ABC) Law throughout 2025, emphasizing public safety and regulatory compliance. The 2026 State Budget increased the Liquor Authority’s budget by 30%,...
by evansfox | Jul 24, 2025
New York moviegoers are enjoying more than popcorn and soda with their films these days. Thanks to a new law passed as part of the 2025 legislative session, all movie theaters in New York (that meet the definition) are now eligible to apply for a liquor license with...
by evansfox | Jul 9, 2025
In May 2025, the New York State Cannabis Control Board introduced proposed regulations for Cannabis Showcase Event Permits, aiming to expand opportunities for licensed cannabis businesses to engage with consumers beyond traditional retail settings. These events will...
by evansfox | May 29, 2025
New 2024 Rules on Descriptive and Generic Terms: Safeguarding Consumers and Upholding Trademark Integrity In 2024, new regulations were introduced to address the registration and use of descriptive or generic terms in trademarks, reflecting a growing need to protect...
by evansfox | May 7, 2025
Yes, AI can infringe on intellectual property (IP), but the specifics depend on how the AI is used and the type of IP in question. The concept of AI infringing IP is complex and raises several legal and ethical issues. Below are some ways AI can potentially infringe...
