The Colorado Liquor License Lawyers of LaszloLaw discuss how changes in ownership affect the liquor licenses of your breweries, bars, or restaurants. When the ownership structure of your Colorado liquor licensed business changes, there are specific things you are required,…
Boulder Weekly reports today that the Boulder City Council is contemplating restricting the sale of hard liquor on The Hill. Colorado bans the sale of hard liquor within 500 feet of a school, including a university. However, the city of…
Starting a Colorado Brewery? Colorado is one of the top states in the U.S. to start a brewery or brewpub. According to the Brewers Association, Colorado ranks #3 in Total Craft Breweries behind California and Washington and #5 in Craft…
Two recent articles by Eric Wallace of the Vail Daily and Dan Frosch of the New York Times tout the benefits of Colorado’s liquor laws to craft brewers. After reading the above articles, as a Boulder Food and Beverage Lawyer, I thought I would…
Many have heard of the recently reported $5 million settlement reached in the case against celebrity chef Mario Batali wherein his employees claimed Mr. Batali violated the Fair Labor Standards Act by skimming the wait staff’s tips equaling as much…
While opening a bottle of wine recently, I struggled with a cork that was just plain stuck. After some serious effort with the Pulltap, Ah-So and just short of using my 9 iron, I got the thing open. But not…