Legal Briefs: Travel Weekly

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Protecting your travel agency in hotel group contractsAt the request of an important corporate account, an agency signed a hotel convention contract. The account ended up canceling...

What if DOGE dumps your travel agency's subcontract?The Department of Government Efficiency seems to be ordering the cancellation of hundreds of government contracts every day,...

What's a host to do if an IC dies?The host-IC relationship is one between two independent businesses with a contract between the parties. Ideally, it would...

Will Trump change the IC test?The Biden administration's complex test of determining whether a worker is an independent contractor or employee will likely be...

Get all travelers to sign your disclaimerA reader wonders: Can't we just post our disclaimer online like the major OTAs do?

Why the DOJ is wrong on Amex GBT-CWTI was very surprised by the DOJ's lawsuit, and its timing.

Protecting your agency sale payoutIf you sell your agency in an earnout deal, there are several steps you can take to protect your revenue.

Avoiding blame for ICs errorsIf an independent contractor provides negligent advice, is the host agency legally liable for the client's loss?

What to know about FTC's rule for junk feesThe new rule requires businesses to clearly disclose -- in any offer, display or advertisement -- the total price, including...

Deducting travel? Keep records in orderThe problem with travel deductions is not that they are illegitimate. It is that the taxpayer fails to meet the tough...

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