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New California Bills Would Require Naloxone in the Workplace to Respond to Drug Overdoses

As evidenced by recent tragic events in the news, drug overdoses are an important issue across the nation. On January 30, 2024, two bills were introduced in the California Legislature to require naloxone in the workplace....more

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Legal Reforms have been Outlined for alcohol in the UAE

The UAE is a global destination for millions of expats, who come from all walks of life, with varying cultures, religions, beliefs and way of life. In order to make UAE a truly a globalized modern nation, many reforms have...more

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It’s Not a Set Up: Enhanced Workplace Safety Training Requirements for Live Events at Public Venues

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As part of the recent legislative session, Governor Newsom signed Assembly Bill (AB) 1775, which implements new workplace safety training and certification requirements for entertainment events vendors who produce live events...more

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Marketing in the Metaverse: Sponsorship Contracts for Stadiums, Arenas and Other Venues

Every year professional sports franchises introduce new marketing tactics and sponsorship models to increase their revenue streams—new gear, new placements for logos in stadiums/arenas and on jerseys, not to mention an array...more

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Ontario Implements New Lockdown and Revised COVID-19 Testing Guidance

On January 3, 2022, the Ontario government announced a number of restrictions in response to climbing COVID-19 case numbers and increased hospitalizations. Effective January 5, 2022, the province is temporarily returning to a...more

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What A Business Needs To Know About The Shuttered Venue Operators Grant Program

The Shuttered Venue Operators Grant (SVOG) program was created by Section 324 of the Economic Aid to Hard-Hit Small Businesses, Nonprofits and Venues Act (Economic Aid Act), which was enacted on December 27, 2020. The SVOG...more

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More Relief for Shuttered Venue Operators

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It takes no stretch of the imagination to understand how devastating the past year of pandemic shut downs and cancellations has been for performance and arts venues like theaters, concert halls and museums. Indeed, in most...more

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Paycheck Protection Program: FAQs For Microbusinesses - UPDATED March 2021 #3

On December 27, the President signed into law the Consolidated Appropriations Act, 2021. The Act includes a roughly $900 billion COVID-19 relief package, known as the “Economic Aid to Hard-Hit Small Businesses, Nonprofits and...more

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Indiana Opens COVID-19 Vaccine Eligibility To All Hoosiers; Relaxes Mask Mandate

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With increased vaccine availability and decreased transmission over the past weeks, Indiana Governor Eric Holcomb has opened COVID-19 vaccination to all Hoosiers at least 16 of age beginning March 31, 2021. He has announced...more

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SBA Updates Guidance, Sets Application Date For Grants Aiding Shuttered Venues, Talent Representatives

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The Small Business Administration (SBA) has announced that it expects to open the application process for the Shuttered Venue Operators Grant (SVOG) program on April 8, making it critical for qualified entities to review...more

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Protect Duty: What does this new duty mean for owners and operators?

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Owners and operators of commercial properties could soon be required by law to consider the adequacy of security measures, systems and processes adopted at their sites and take steps to mitigate any perceived risks. ...more

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9:00PM “Curfew” Announced for Some Maine Businesses During Thanksgiving Week

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Starting today, Friday, November 19, certain Maine businesses will be required to close their doors at 9:00PM each day, through Sunday, December 6. With increasing numbers of positive COVID-19 cases and holiday gatherings...more

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Nevada Governor Sisolak’s Latest Directive Significantly Eases Restrictions on Public Gatherings

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At a press conference on September 29, Governor Steve Sisolak revealed the details of Directive 033, the latest order issued pursuant to his pandemic-related Emergency Declaration. Citing the lower rate of new COVID-19 cases...more

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Portland City Council Bans Use of Facial Recognition Technology

On September 9, 2020, the Portland, Oregon City Council voted unanimously to ban the use of facial recognition technology by the city government, including the police department, following similar actions by the cities of...more

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Re-open for business in the UK: How to safely reintroduce sports fans into sporting venues

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They say a week is a long time in sport. No wonder then that the sight of fans standing shoulder to shoulder in sporting venues around the country seems like such a distant memory, four months on from the UK Government's...more

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City of Los Angeles Enacts Right-of-Recall and Worker Retention Ordinances

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The Los Angeles City Council on Wednesday passed the amended Right of Recall and Worker Retention ordinances that mandate businesses in the hospitality industry to rehire workers laid off during the COVID-19 pandemic. The...more

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Sports & Entertainment Venue Operations in Response to COVID-19

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In the initial COVID-19 response, sports events, entertainment events, and conventions felt a hard and fast impact, disrupting (first and foremost) people’s lives, but also testing the structures of contractual rights and...more

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Trouble in Paradise: Fyre Festival Trustee Has its Eyes on Third Parties by Carly Kessler

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By now, most of you have seen both or one of Netflix or Hulu’s documentaries detailing the ill-fated music festival that was supposed to take place on the island of Great Exuma in the Bahamas during the spring of 2017. ...more

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Winning the Gold: Why Venue Owners Need to Consider the Importance of Flexibility in Sponsorship Agreements

Sponsorship rights are a critical component of the revenue stream for almost every major venue in the United States. Long-term sponsorship deals not only provide much of the funding for new venues to be built, but they also...more

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New Proposed TN Legislation Allows Off-Duty Law Enforcement to Carry Guns in Sports and Entertainment Venues

The Senate Judiciary Committee had 28 bills pertaining to firearms up for discussion this week. One bill receiving a lot of attention, SB356 / HB455, would allow an off-duty law enforcement officer to carry a firearm to...more

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Privacy Tip #63 – NYC Concertgoers—You May Need to Check Your Bank Records

Madison Square Garden has announced that it has suffered a year-long data breach of debit and credit cards used at concession stands at Madison Square Garden, the Theater at Madison Square Garden, Radio City Music Hall, ...more

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Spooky Songs Done Wrong: Copyright Consequences for Unlicensed Haunted Houses

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It’s that time of year: costumes and candy, haunted houses and hayrides. And all those tricks and treats add up to a $7.4 billion commercial industry around the holiday, a figure that exceeds the annual revenue of the...more

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