After a tumultuous half-decade, with the in-person meetings and events pandemic shutdown followed by unprecedented supplier-chain, inflation and

Want to ensure the service and amenities you want are delivered at your next event? These steps will help: Discuss your

Join Meetings Today and top meetings industry attorney, Joshua L. Grimes, Esq., principal of Grimes Law Offices, LLC, to discover key contract

MGM Resorts International filed

Join Meetings Today and top meetings industry attorney, Joshua L. Grimes, Esq., principal of Grimes Law Offices, LLC, to discover how you should

I reached out to two hospitality industry attorneys—Kelly Franklin Bagnall (KB), who works on the supplier side of our

At the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic, legal issues in the meetings industry primarily

Tyler Davidson, Joshua L. Grimes, Tyra Hilliard, and Terri Woodin discuss new and existing contract clauses you need to be on the lookout for, at

Tyler Davidson, Joshua L. Grimes, Tyra Hilliard, and Terri Woodin discuss new and existing contract clauses you need to be on the lookout for, at

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In the high-stakes world of meeting planning, a watertight contract can make the difference between a seamless experience and a legal nightmare.

The meetings and events industry is constantly evolving, and contract law and negotiation strategies keep pace with the change. From safety and

The meetings and events industry is constantly evolving, and contract law and negotiation strategies keep pace with the change. From safety and

Editor’s note: This information was accurate at the time of recording, February 28, 2020. We are monitoring and updating as new information

Aired January 8, 2020 Presented by Tyler Davidson, Joshua Grimes, Corbin Ball, and Will Curran

Meeting and event planners could reasonably claim force majeure if they needed to cancel a meeting or mitigate attrition damages in the wake

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Global hotel giant Marriott International settled a major resort fees “drip pricing” lawsuit with the Pennsylvania attorney general Nov. 17 that will

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