TABC Rule changes would increase costs and liability for Texas businesses

We have due process concerns regarding proposed draft rule 34.1(c) and 34.10(a), along with recommendations for consideration of drafting...

Did you know that there is no speedy hearing rights, decisions on agency orders affirming, reversing, or modifying hearing judges or...

There are several competing pieces of legislation regarding alcohol to go sales. HB 983 | HB1024 |SB298 | HB1102. Unfortunately, none...

Nearly ten months into the shutdown caused by a worldwide pandemic, it can be easy to let your guard down for just a taste of normalcy....

Aside from an existing on-premise TABC permit holder being qualified to operate as a restaurant under GA-28 and subsequent executive...

On, October 7, 2020, Governor Abbott issued Executive Order GA-32 which allows businesses that do not qualify as a restaurant to open for...

A private club is an association of persons for some common purpose. The law allows a private club to serve and offer to serve alcohol to...

On August 25, 2020, The TABC held an emergency commissioner's meeting and approved amendments to its food and beverage certificate rules...

While each business is different, this is a general list of items to complete in creating and establishing an alcohol-selling business. ...

On August 17, 2020, The Texas Comptroller's Office announced that when a business with a mixed beverage permit sells alcohol for...

While the reopening of bars is still up in the air with the rising COVID-19 cases, it is likely bars across Texas will be given the green...

In response to the Covid Pandemic, the Governor's Office has released several executive orders and minimum standard health protocols for...

On August 10th, the TABC released an Industry Notice that changes how the TABC is handling the 51% calculation, again. The most previous...

TABC Closes Brewery Loophole, Helps Them Qualify as Restaurants

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On June 5, 2020, Wal-Mart filed its writ of certiorari with the United States Supreme Court based on its claim that section 22.16 of the...

Texas Governor allows alcohol permits expiring after March 13, 2020 to be renewed.