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Facebook and Police Warrants: Can They Really Do That?

by in Technology. Posted July 18, 2015
As anyone with a Facebook account knows, many people use their accounts to broadcast personal information to their Friends. You could even say that some Facebook users use their accounts as diaries, describing what they’ve done, where they’ve been, and how they feel. It’s highly doubtful, though, that these users would be disclosing such information ...
Tags Privacy & Security Social Media Technology
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Passing Credit Card Swipe Fees to Employees and Guests

by in Food & Beverage, Legal, Lodging, Technology. Posted June 28, 2015
Our national hospitality practice frequently advises restaurant owners and operators on whether it is legal for employers to pass credit card swipe fees onto employees or even to guests, and the short answer is, yes, in most states. But whether an employer wants to actually pass along this charge and risk alienating their staff or ...
Tags Food & Beverage Policies & Procedures Technology
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A Hotelier’s Guide to Serious Wi-Fi

by in Lodging, Technology. Posted June 26, 2015
Major online hospitality outlets like Hotel Industry Magazine and Travel Daily UK are announcing the results of a NETGEAR study in which two-thirds of business travelers reported they would not return to a hotel that offers inadequate wireless service. Now, we can’t find a direct link to that survey, and the findings do encourage the purchase of the technology ...
Tags HospitalityLawyer.com Technology
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A Guide to Electronically Stored Information Preservation Responsibilities

by in Legal, Lodging. Posted June 25, 2015
Co-authored by Thomas W. Tobin The litigation-related duty to preserve relevant evidence, including electronically stored information (ESI), is well established and widely known in the legal community and the business world. Despite broad familiarity with this obligation, many corporate litigants have recently been subjected to severe sanctions due to an increasing judicial intolerance for the ...
Tags Data Security Policies & Procedures Technology
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DOJ Further Delays Release of Highly Anticipated Proposed Website Accessibility Regulations for Public Accommodations

by in Technology. Posted June 17, 2015
For those who have been eagerly anticipating the release of the U.S. Department of Justice’s proposed website accessibility regulations for public accommodations under Title III of the ADA (the “Public Accommodation Website Regulations”), the wait just got even longer.  The recently released Spring 2015 Unified Agenda of Federal Regulatory and Deregulatory Actions reveals that DOJ’s Public Accommodation Website Regulations ...
Tags Accommodations DOJ Technology
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