Hospitality Lawyer: This Is the Biggest Mistake Restaurants Make | Entrepreneur
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Christy Reuter, chair of the hospitality practice at Blank Rome LLP, highlights the necessity of specialized legal guidance in the fast-paced restaurant industry. As a seasoned hospitality lawyer, she understands the intricacies of restaurant operations, ensuring her clients are not only compliant but also protected against unfavorable deals. Reuter illustrates the difference between general legal advice and industry-specific counsel by comparing it to seeing the wrong kind of doctor. Her experience as general counsel for a prominent restaurant group has also honed her ability to navigate through complex legal challenges faced by restaurant operators.
Christy Reuter emphasizes the need for specialized legal expertise in hospitality law, stressing how crucial it is for navigating high-stakes decisions and protecting businesses.
"You don't go to a cardiologist if your foot hurts. It’s the same thing with lawyers. You want someone who lives and breathes hospitality law."
"I can tell right away when someone doesn't understand this industry. They argue over the wrong things, miss critical details and end up making terrible deals."
Reuter thrives in hospitality law because her clients are passionate and somewhat unpredictable, which demands a lawyer adept at fast-paced and high-stakes negotiations.
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