Irish Liquor Lawyer contributed his thoughts to Forbes on the Tennessee wine case
Supreme Court To Hear Critical Wine Regulation Case This Week
Enjoy the article. I will be attending Supreme Court oral arguments tomorrow and will update from there!
Enjoy the article. I will be attending Supreme Court oral arguments tomorrow and will update from there!
Handicapping what the Supreme Court will focus on in oral argument is very difficult. Especially since the oral argument only last for one hour. I listed 9 issues that may be the focus of the oral argument.
Some of the listed issues the Court will definitely focus on and others are more obscure and may or […]
For years state regulations and statutes have been under constant and sometimes successful attacks from Commerce Clause challenges. Now another line of constitutional attacks is coming on the horizon and could weaken state regulatory authority.
Recently, plaintiffs have become more embolden to utilize 1st Amendment attacks on a state’s legal authority to regulate liquor matters.
As the liquor industry anticipates a groundbreaking decision in the Tennessee Wine and Spirits Retailers Association v. Blair (Tennessee Wine) case, the Supreme Court has the option to render a decision and yet at the same time defer making any groundbreaking legal precedent. To all us legal geeks out there, it is a disappointing option […]
Irish Liquor Lawyer now trade-marked! Brendan is confused yet still excited
President Trump signs into law the 2018 Farm Bill which legalizes hemp.
https://www.marketwatch.com/story/cbd-and-hemp-are-now-legal-in-the-us-so-what-does-that-mean-for-pot-companies-2018-12-20
Drizly is at the top!
Drizly is a well funded company that is dominating its space and I expect it to keep the momentum going forward. I enjoyed talking to winesearcher.com about what I see as Drizly’s lofty space in the marketplace!
Irish Liquor Lawyer contributed to a Forbes article on the TTB Trade Practice Investigations in Illinois. I talked about why these cases are settled and whether the TTB could actually prove its case if challenged.
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