AIG’s recent decision to cancel 160 meetings and conferences, including recognition events, begs the question: Does a company have a legal obligation to provide alternative rewards to the qualifiers of canceled incentive trips...
In real estate terms, the right to be left free of interference is called “quiet enjoyment.” By the same token, event attendees have the right to expect their experience at a hotel or other venue to be free from interference from outside sources...
Is it a buyer's market yet? How are airline cuts affecting meetings? What are the trends in the medical meetings market? CDV execs from around the country answer these questions.
One of the more frequently overlooked provisions of a meeting contract is the clause dealing with dispute resolution — the procedure to be followed when one of the parties breaches its obligations...
Novartis' 5 step program treats suppliers as partners -- empowered to help meet corporate goals.
A legal expert’s tips for preventing intellectual property theft.
If you are planning what you regard as a unique event, are the details of its execution confidential...
From rebooking clauses to resort fees, pharma planners and hoteliers discuss contract hot buttons.
