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Lisa Sommer Devlin
Attorney, Devlin Law Firm, P.C.

Lisa Sommer Devlin has practiced law since 1984 and has concentrated in hospitality law for over 25 years. She negotiates contracts, provides legal training for sales staff and handles convention and meeting related litigation nationwide for major hotel companies and many independent hotels.

Why Destination Boycott Contract Clauses May Not Be a Viable Legal Tactic

The addition of “destination boycott” contract clauses to limit liability for canceling a meeting or convention because of a controversial law may not be a viable legal strategy. Hospitality industry attorney Lisa Sommer Devlin explains why such contract clauses are not an effective shield against damages resulting from canceling a contracted meeting.

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