by evansfox | May 23, 2014
An on premises retail licensee must limit its service to minors. 16 years old is the minimum age a child may enter and remain on a licensed premise. Anyone younger than that needs a parent or guardian. Thus, a restaurant, sports or entertainment facility or other...
by evansfox | May 23, 2014
Grocery store licenses and wholesale beer licensees (“C licenses”) can deliver beer to retail customers (usually to individuals at home). Wholesale beer licenses can also deliver beer and cider to other retailers (grocery stores, drug stores, bars, restaurants and...
by evansfox | May 23, 2014
There have been several recent disciplinary cases where licensees holding a restaurant license have been held in violation for operating as a bar or night club. A bar or night club requires a tavern license. How do you know the difference? Restaurants receive more...
by evansfox | May 23, 2014
A close-out sale is defined as (a type of limited availability sale) When a manufacturer will sell all of its remaining inventory Price is at least 10% lower than prior month’s price posting Product must have been offered for sale in NY for at least 6 months The price...
by evansfox | May 19, 2014
There are some 30,000 liquor licenses in New York. It is not unusual for attorneys in almost every area of the law to be involved in matters involving licensed businesses. However, most attorneys are unfamiliar with the laws and regulations surrounding liquor...
by evansfox | May 16, 2014
Did you know that Tracy Jong Law Firm experts can process your filing to safeguard complete compliance with all licensing authorities? We can fill out your licensing and permit application forms, cut checks for applicable fees, submit required documents to the...
