Fifth Annual Hospitality Law Conference
Most Successful Yet
" ... [T]he conference was a very positive event that I found to be extremely productive and helpful, both in the nature of the materials discussed and the networking opportunities. I recommend it to any lawyer servicing or interested in servicing the hospitality sector."
Robert C. James, Esq.
Flaherty, Sensabaugh & Bonasso, P.L.L.C.
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HOUSTON, TEXAS - On February 8-9, 2007, the Fifth Annual Hospitality Law Conference hosted over 300 attendees and featured seminars in the areas of Lodging, Food & Beverage, Human Resources, and Loss Prevention and Risk Management. The two-day Conference, held at the Hilton Post Oak Hotel Galleria in Houston, Texas, received outstanding reviews from attendees, who took advantage of the opportunity to hear from leading industry professionals and to stay current on pressing issues in liability, legislation, immigration and employment. The Conference focuses on the specialized legal, safety, and security needs of the hospitality industry. This year’s attendees included in-house counsel for hotels and restaurants, loss prevention industry leaders, attorneys, and educators. This one-of-a-kind Conference once again gathered international attendance, with attendees from Australia, El Salvador, Costa Rica, Germany and the United Kingdom. Have a suggestion for the Conference? If you were not able to attend the conference and would still like to access the conference material, please contact Prices for the materials are as follows: |
Just How Germ-Infested are the Hotel Rooms You Stay In? What are the Risks?
by www.SixWise.com
Reprinted with Permission from the SixWise.com
Security & Wellness e-Newsletter
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Coming Soon
Hospitality Loss Prevention Seminars 2007 Sponsored by APIS / Learnit Solutions, Advanced Catastrophe Technologies, Safemark and Forensic Analytical. Addressing legal, safety and security concerns facing the front line operations team and regional directors. Phoenix, AZ |
Poll Question
Do you support a UNIFORM LIMITED LIABILITY STATUTE for innkeepers that place a cap on potential liability for a guest's lost or stolen property so the requirements for protection would be consistent in all 50 states? Results From Previous Poll Hotel operators: How often do you wash/clean your comforters for your hotel rooms?
Results as of February 12, 2007, with 1129 votes.
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Madeleine Kleiner Named Recipient of 2007 Anthony G. Marshall Hospitality Law Award
HOUSTON, TEXAS - Madeleine Kleiner was selected as this year’s recipient for the Anthony G. Marshall Hospitality Law Award. Ms. Kleiner is Executive Vice President and General Counsel for Hilton Hotels Corporation. She joined the company in January 2001 and is responsible for overseeing the company’s legal department and is a member of the Executive Committee. |
Wendell Couch Named Recipient of 2007 Hospitality Loss Prevention Lifetime Achievement Award
HOUSTON, TEXAS –Wendell Couch was selected as this year’s recipient for the Hospitality Loss Prevention Lifetime Achievement Award at the recently concluded Hospitality Law Conference. Wendell Couch, recently retired as Senior Vice President, Global Risk Management, for InterContinental Hotels Group (IHG), joined the company in 1978 and has held roles of varying responsibilities in loss prevention and risk management. In his position, he was responsible for training hotel managers on the proper risk management procedures and working with the IHG quality department to establish the standards that are utilized for fire protection, safety and security throughout the IHG system.
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Give Me One Order Of Harassment, With A Side Of Failure To Remedy
By: Shaun Haley
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