PRACTICE
AREAS
Griffith & Hughes provides TABC Attorney services throughout Texas. Our Alcohol Lawyers provide alcohol-related litigation and regulatory compliance expertise, resulting in top-rated liquor law representation for our clients.
Our Practice Includes:
TABC Licensing
Comptroller Mixed Beverage Audits
Liquor Liability Lawsuits (Dram Shop Defense)
Protests of Original or Renewal TABC Applications
ABOUT US
We interact directly with the Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission (TABC) and other government agencies to ensure the protection of our clients and their employees. Our practice encompasses the entire state of Texas, and our clients include alcoholic beverage retailers, convenience stores, package stores, restaurants, hotels, alcohol wholesalers, alcohol manufacturers, and businesses in the entertainment industry.
Griffith Firm, now Griffith & Hughes, was founded in 2006 by Managing Attorney Tim Griffith. The attorneys and consultants at Griffith & Hughes have more than 70 years combined experience working in the alcoholic beverage industry and have litigated over 400 TABC related cases before the State Office of Administrative Hearings, County Courts, District Courts and Appellate Courts in Texas. Contact Griffith & Hughes today to speak with an expert TABC attorney or consultant.
TABC Attorneys & Consultants
TANA TRAVIS
DIRECTOR OF LICENSING
*Not A Licensed Attorney*
Maysie Hughes
PARALEGAL
*Not A Licensed Attorney*
JOHN BUSBY
INDEPENDENT CONSULTANT
*Not A Licensed Attorney*
2225 E Randol Mill Road, Suites 106 & 110
Arlington, TX 76011
Email: info@griffithhughes.com
Telephone: 817-562-9648
Our Office is conveniently located in the same building as the Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission's Dallas/Fort Worth Regional Office in Arlington
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Communication via this website does not establish an attorney-client relationship. We cannot, therefore, agree to maintain the confidentiality of communications sent via this website. Do not send any information about a legal problem, as our professional obligations require us to determine whether there are any actual or potential conflicts with existing or former clients before accepting an engagement from a new client.
