Admit it, at some point or another you’ve considered leaving the legal world behind, moving to a small town, and opening a bar. You should do it (but make sure to continue doing CLE’s to maintain your license!), but before you quit your job you should watch this CLE video by Aaron Pierce on licensing and regulatory issues in the restaurant and bar industry. In this two hour lecture, Mr. Pierce helps explain just how much legal work actually goes into opening a restaurant and why exactly employees must wash their hands. Even if you are happy with your legal job, this is a great lecture to watch and gain insight into a world that you only see from the outside.
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Licensing and Regulatory Concerns in the Bar and Restaurant Industry - 23721Faculty: Aaron Pierce, Esq. Admit it, at some point or another you’ve considered leaving the legal world behind, moving to a small town, and opening a bar. You should do it (but makes sure to continue doing CLE’s to maintain your license!), but before you quit your job you should watch this CLE video by Aaron Pierce on licensing and regulatory issues in the restaurant and bar industry. In this two hour lecture, Mr. Pierce helps explain just how much legal work actually goes into opening a restaurant and why exactly employees must wash their hands. Even if you are happy with your legal job, this is a great lecture to watch and gain insight into a world that you only see from the outside. Date: Online Credits: 2 $50 |
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NY: 1.0 Ethics + 1.0 Professional Practice
NJ: 1.0 Ethics + 1.0 General
CA: 1.0 Ethics, 0.5 General
PA: 1.0 Ethics, 0.5 General (To obtain PA credit, you must send your PA bar registration number to info@marinolegal.com upon completion of the course)
Aaron Pierce represents clients in connection with a wide range of corporate, financing and entrepreneurial transactions. Mr. Pierce advises clients on issues in connection with company formation, general contract matters, corporate governance, employment matters, applications for tax-exempt status, private offerings, and compliance with securities regulations. Mr. Pierce also represents dozens of clients in the hospitality industry, including bars, clubs, restaurants and hotels, and is highly experienced in State Liquor Authority application and compliance issues and actions.
Mr. Pierce routinely prepares and negotiates intellectual property agreements (including license, coexistence and website agreements). He also is experienced in intellectual property litigation, including matters connected with trademarks, copyrights, right of publicity and anti-counterfeiting.
In addition to Mr. Pierce’s corporate transactional practice, he also regularly represents clients in a wide variety of commercial litigations in both state and federal court.