Hospitality & Leisure
Our experience of working in the hospitality and leisure sector is extensive and, owing to that, our lawyers have exceptional experience in the sector and provide our clients with proactive solutions and results. We have worked with a number of the world’s largest hotel chains and franchises, and have provided excellent results for pubs, restaurants and leisure facilities.
At MacRoberts, we understand that there is constant pressure on hospitality and leisure businesses to innovate and to simultaneously provide quality and value, and we work with our clients to help them take full advantage of current and future market trends.
“Our multi-disciplinary team gives clients access to specialist legal advisers in a wide range of areas such as real estate, intellectual property, construction, employment and tax, providing arobust offering to clients in the Hospitality & Leisure sector.”
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COVID-19 COVID-19, contact tracing and protecting customer and visitor details As the UK gradually comes out of lockdown, pubs, restaurants and other businesses in England and Scotland face the requirement to collect customers' contact details – we look at the data businesses should collect and how this data should be handled.
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Food & Drink Food & Drink Newsletter - Autumn/Winter 2020 The latest edition of our Food & Drink Newsletter looks at the impact of ongoing restrictions on the food & drink and hospitality sectors.
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GDPR ICO reduces major Marriott data breach fine by £80 million Renowned hotel chain Marriott International has been fined £18.4 million by the ICO over a data breach which is estimated to have affected around 339 million customers across the globe.
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Food & Drink Zero Waste Week – Don't cry over spoilt beer Industrial beer waste is expected to rise considerably as a result of COVID-19. As we celebrate Zero Waste Week, we focus on steps the brewing industry can take, and have taken, to reduce waste.
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COVID-19 Mandatory contact tracing requirements imposed upon Scottish hospitality sector As of 14 August 2020, the Scottish hospitality industry is now required to collect visitor information to minimise the risk of the incidence and spread of coronavirus.
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