The Hospitality Law Conference: Houston

These immersive one-and-a-half-day conferences deliver intimate, impactful, and expert-led educational experiences tailored for the lodging and food & beverage industries. Attendees participate in interactive discussions and sessions that explore best practices and benchmark current policies.

Day 1 covers operational challenges, including labor and employment, food and beverage management, safety and security, risk mitigation, management agreements, and litigation trends.
Day 2 dives into the legal and financial aspects of development in lodging and food & beverage businesses.

Discover the latest cases, trends, challenges, and solutions shaping the hospitality industry—all while forging meaningful connections. Don’t miss this opportunity to stay ahead in your field!

Agenda

Please view the agenda here. We will continue to update the agenda with details as we get closer to the event date.

CLE

HospitalityLawyer.com will be applying for MCLE credit hours in the State of Texas. For reference, HospitalityLawyer.com in April 2024 was approved for 7.50 MCLE credit hours.

Attorneys in attendance may be eligible to receive CLE credit through reciprocity or attorney self-submission in other states, and HospitalityLawyer.com® will help provide the details needed to apply. Please contact your state bar or licensing authority to verify the requirements and process to apply. In order for HospitalityLawyer.com® to have a record of your attendance on file, please make sure you sign-in at the check-in table.

Duty of Care Measures

At this time, subject to future CDC guidance and/or other government venue suggestions or mandates, there are not any requirements for proof of COVID vaccines or COVID testing. Hand sanitizer and masks will be available. Masks are optional.

Hotel Information

We have a list of suggested hotels accommodations here.

Refund Policy

Refunds, in the form of a credit toward a future event produced by HospitalityLawyer.com®, will be accepted through Friday, May 9, 2025. Substitutions may occur until 12:00 PM central time on Monday, May12, 2025.

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