Who’s calling the shots? Tavern owners want more regulation from the state in an increasingly competitive market By Katelyn Ferral Jul 3, 2019 Does the lack of public interdiction of political policy creates a problem for public safety and an opportunity for public danger? Tragedy usually creates the need for lawful policy. Wedding barns, … Read More
More than 180 establishments holding New York state liquor licenses have been charged with serving minors during last month’s statewide crackdown on underage drinking. That’s according to state officials who say April’s month long enforcement effort resulted in charges being filed against 186 out of the 851 bars, … Read More
The suspension begins on January 20th, 2019 and will last 21 days. As a result, owners of the bar estimate they will lose $115,000 US in lost sales earnings in the 21 days the Barrel Room will be legally prohibited from selling alcohol. According to the lawsuit, the bartender … Read More
The Foundation for Advancing Alcohol Responsibility has started a helpful new video series. On Responsibility is a video series featuring unique leaders in parenting and beyond.… Read More
Scientific evidence seems to support that drinking outside is more enjoyable then drinking indoors. Given this knowledge you might want to step up your work on an outside deck for your establishment. In our courses we talk about how you can keep these areas safe and ensure a great … Read More
With laws for cannabis becoming more relaxed and various other drug use prevalent in society alcohol sellers and servers need to understand the risks for themselves and their customers. In our courses we talk about poly-impairments which are a combination of various drugs possibly including alcohol. Canada has taken … Read More