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By Barbara Dunn Changes to meeting contracts are inevitable. Room blocks shift, dates move, concessions are added, and risk provisions may need to be updated
By Rebecca Bultsma Have you noticed a flood of “We’ve updated our terms of service” emails lately? If you’re like most people, you probably archive
By Barbara Dunn Attrition, cancellation and force majeure clauses often receive the most attention in hotel contract negotiations. But billing and payment terms — especially
When a Force Majeure Event is Serious Enough to Excuse” Performance” By Barbara Dunn For many organizations, meetings and events are valuable assets—not only financially,
By Barbara Dunn Meeting professionals are natural optimists, always striving to make each event more successful than the last. However, unexpected disruptions can jeopardize months
By Barbara Dunn For meeting professionals, event success often depends on the details of the hotel contract. The terms you negotiate can directly affect your
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By Barbara F. Dunn, Esq. With the advent of 2024, many meeting industry professionals have been fortunate to have a year or two of hosting
By Mattie Yallaly The travel and hospitality industry offers a veritable garden of goods and services available to multiple companies and their travel programs. Identifying
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