The article refers to our client, Parkland Manor, a personal care and independent living facility, obtaining a liquor license for their on-site restaurant. » Read More
As the top bidders were announced for the Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board (Pa.L.C.B.) Seventh Restaurant License Auction, anybody who has paid attention to the results of the previous auctions can notice a trend. The last few auctions have had more no-bids and the high-bids have gone down substantially. » Read More
Do you like wine with your pizza? There’s now an app that helps you choose the perfect bottle to match your toppings, but there’s a catch and the Pennsylvania Liquor Code is responsible for it. If you like beer with your pizza, you can have it delivered with your pizza of choice without leaving the comfort of your home. » Read More
Since the passage of Act 44 of 2017, Pennsylvania establishments which serve alcohol are now in danger of being shut down by unannounced compliance checks performed by the Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board. These checks can suspend a liquor license immediately at the time of the inspection. » Read More
The Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board (Pa.L.C.B.) has announced the sixth restaurant liquor license auction, which is permitted under Act 39 of 2016. These auctions are for “zombie licenses” that have been expired and in possession of the Pa.L.C.B. dating back to the year 2000. » Read More
On June 13, 2016, Governor Wolf signed into law House Bill 1690, which is considered one of the more significant liquor reform bills in Pennsylvania since Prohibition. Today’s blog is a continuation of our series that focuses on the newly passed law, and today we will highlight the law’s impact on wine sales. » Read More
