Experienced And Knowledgeable With Both The Alcohol beverage Industry And The Law
Ryan Malkin joins Erica and Felicity on the Business of Drinks Podcast. In Episode 2 Legal Lingo (or How to Not Get Screwed), Ryan dives into some of the key issues people should consider when launching a product. Ryan speaks about everything from DTC to importing....
From Dwayne Johnson to Bryan Cranston, Nick Jonas to Kate Hudson, countless celebrities have been investing in alcohol-related businesses as of late. It seems their investments are paying off, making them (and their many business partners) very happy with their...
Since the summer of 2021, consumers across Florida have enjoyed the ability to order drinks to go. This allowance extends to a multitude of different food service businesses, as well as permitting individuals to take partially-consumed beverages out of a restaurant....
On March 20, a new rule governing alcohol sales in Orlando will have its final reading before being put into effect on May 1. The ordinance is called the “After Midnight Alcohol Sales Permit.” As the name suggests, it governs businesses that sell alcohol late at night...
Getting a license to serve alcohol as a business is a multi-step process. Once a business has secured its license, the owners will likely be concerned with making sure they follow the rules so the license does not get revoked. The reasons a liquor license can be taken...
Businesses that intend to sell alcohol must follow the liquor licensing laws of the state in which they are operating. Businesses in the state of Florida should be aware that Florida is one of the states with a quota system for its liquor licenses. This may add some...
Because of lockdowns and quarantines in recent years, more customers now enjoy the convenience of home delivery for many purchases. Groceries, prescriptions, and even fast-food items arrive right at the consumers’ front doors. Additionally, more shoppers are...
The New York State Liquor Authority sent a cease and desist order to Wine Library, a New Jersey retailer, for directly shipping wine to New York. Currently, it is unlawful for a New Jersey retailer to ship directly to a New York resident. New York law states: “Except...
To read Malkin Law’s latest for Artisan Spirit Magazine on e-commerce solutions as direct shipping alternatives for spirits brands, click here.
Malkin Law’s Principal Attorney, Ryan Malkin, was included in Imbibe magazine’s list of 75 people and places that will shape the way you drink in 2023. Ryan is the only lawyer on the list, which also includes some of the top bartenders, winemakers and other alcohol beverage industry influencers. You can see the full issue here.
