Legal Briefs: Travel Weekly

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Three ways agent could structure deal to sell part of businessQ: Are there any advantages for me in retaining 49% of my agency rather than selling the business entirely? How should a deal...

What it means to conduct 'due diligence' on an acquisitionQ: A prospective buyer of my agency says that he wants to conduct "due diligence" before sending me a purchase agreement. What...

Beware of these clauses in hotels' standard group contractsQ: Would you say that most hotels' standard group contracts are fair and reasonable? What are some exceptions and what can we...

Conviction brings family trip to a halt at the Canadian borderQ: A client is threatening to sue us for failing to advise about the possibility of being denied entry into Canada if you have...

Two reasons why agent should set up a corporation or LLCQ: As a home-based agent, my host is urging me to set up my own corporation or limited liability company. Do you think I should...

Client to have tough time proving agent misrepresentedQ: A client is threatening to sue us because our agent may have misrepresented the terms of trip cancellation insurance that...

Agency buyer who paid seller's debt entitled to reimbursementQ: I bought an agency that was in financial trouble and part of the purchase price paid off all of the debts. Now there are...

Corporate client might leave over faulty online booking engineWhat recourse does an agency have if a client leaves because of a bad booking engine?

'Safe Harbor' rules protect data of travelers from the E.U.Q: What does "Safe Harbor Certified" mean, and is it possible to get such a certification in less than two weeks?

Client's new parent company has contract with mega agencyQ: A corporate client has a new parent company; can we enforce the contract by requiring it to continue to do business with us?

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