Legal Briefs: Travel Weekly

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Weighing your retirement optionsYou're ready to retire? Here are some ideas for what to do with your agency.

The pitfalls of open booking policiesHere's the fine print on why corporate travelers shouldn't book outside their policies.

What the Amex GBT sale means for other TMCsThe proposed sale to Long Lake Capital Management highlights the evolving role of AI in the industry, presenting both...

Selling your agency to employeesYou could establish a selling price in several ways. The harder part is establishing payment terms.

Tips for obtaining an ARC appointmentARC charges a nonrefundable application fee of $2,300. You can be approved if your business meets several requirements.

Surveillance pricing and service feesCan an advisor charge clients different fees based on their spending patterns?

Keeping the 'independent' in ICIn my experience, these 10 measures have been sufficient to deter almost all efforts at reclassification of contractors.

More safeguards for preventing IC crimesA good set of anti-fraud clauses will deter at least some temptation to commit fraud or embezzlement. Here are 10 such...

Protecting against client chargebacks after TSA-related chaosOf the three chargeback scenarios -- airline debit memos, reimbursement claims by other travel suppliers and chargeback notices...

GDS contracts can be a game of hide-and-seekHiding the prices and terms is not entirely new, but some GDS vendors are putting more and more key terms in places outside the...

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