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Alcoholic Beverage

The Danow Group concentrates its practice on Beverage Alcohol and Cannabis Law. Each of our attorneys and paralegals has extensive experience dealing with regulatory issues related to Beverage Alcohol.
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Alcoholic Beverage Overview

We are available to assist you to:

  • Obtain a license,
  • Understand your regulatory obligations,
  • Negotiate compliant sponsorship agreements,
  • Comply with trade practice requirements,
  • Properly label your beverages,
  • Deal with a governmental agency investigation,
  • Purchase or sell a licensed business,
  • Draft a shareholder or membership agreement,
  • Determine whether a particular premise meets the regulatory requirements,
  • Create a compliant succession plan, or
  • Find creative ways to solve any of your compliance problems.

Who We Serve

  • Retailers
  • Wholesalers and Importers
  • Brand Owners
  • Manufacturers
  • Third Party and Service Providers
  • Warehousing

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Latest News

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New Advisory re Charitable Donation References on Brand Labels 2026-x

The following is a summary of the advisory the SLA adopted in September of 2026. 1. Charitable Donation References on Brand Labels (2026 Advisory) Please bear in mind that while it is not in the Advisory, under New York Law Businesses engaged in cause advertising are classified as commercial co-venturers and are subject to mandatory […]

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New Employee Records Law

The Personnel Records Law taking effect November 8, 2026 is a New York State law. It was enacted as L.2026, c. 293, and adds a new Section 210-b to the New York Labor Law N.Y. Lab. Law § 210-b (McKinney). Governor Kathy Hochul signed the bill (S3460) on September 9, 2026, and it takes effect […]

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Distribution Agreements

Suppliers and wholesalers should have a written distributor agreement. Before entering into such an agreement, both parties should check the applicable law and rules of each state in the proposed territory. Some states have franchise laws that make it difficult to cancel or curtail such an agreement. In addition, there may be laws that limit […]

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