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Robert S. Bookman speaking at a NYC Hospitality Alliance event with NYC Comptroller Scott M. Stringer, City Council Speaker Corey Johnson, City Council Member Ben Kallos, and City Council Member Costa Constantinides
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Robert S. Bookman standing with restaurant owners and workers against eliminating the tip credit
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Industry-wide recognition
With the amount of time and money that you are investing in your business, make sure you get it right. P&B does what the expediters and other firms cannot. We are the recognized standard-bearer for hospitality law in New York. When you trust your business with us, we get it right.
Not only does P&B represent individual businesses, but Robert Bookman is also a founder and counsel to New York City's top hospitality trade association, the New York City Hospitality Alliance. Working on behalf of the industry, Robert knows your issues, and chances are he is already fighting for you.
As a recognized industry advocate, Robert has been appointed to several government advisory positions, including by the New York City Council to the Nightlife Advisory Board, which is charged with making recommendations to the Mayor and City Council on ways to improve regulations and policies that impact nightlife establishments.
Robert was also appointed by Governor Andrew M. Cuomo to a working group of industry leaders tasked with recommending revisions to the New York State Alcohol Beverage Control Law; and by the City Council to the Food Service Establishment Advisory Board, which is tasked with recommending changes to the Health Department's restaurant inspection procedures and letter grading process.
Not only does P&B represent individual businesses, but Robert Bookman is also a founder and counsel to New York City's top hospitality trade association, the New York City Hospitality Alliance. Working on behalf of the industry, Robert knows your issues, and chances are he is already fighting for you.
As a recognized industry advocate, Robert has been appointed to several government advisory positions, including by the New York City Council to the Nightlife Advisory Board, which is charged with making recommendations to the Mayor and City Council on ways to improve regulations and policies that impact nightlife establishments.
Robert was also appointed by Governor Andrew M. Cuomo to a working group of industry leaders tasked with recommending revisions to the New York State Alcohol Beverage Control Law; and by the City Council to the Food Service Establishment Advisory Board, which is tasked with recommending changes to the Health Department's restaurant inspection procedures and letter grading process.
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Boutique Alcoholic Beverages Law Firm of the Year in New York
Global Law Experts Awards, 2018 
Corporate Social Responsibility Award
City & State, 2017 
Boutique Hospitality Industry Law Firm of the Year in New York
CorporateINTL Magazine, 2016 
Esquire Award
New York Enterprise Report, "Advisers you need to Know," 2013 Outstanding Industry Partner Award New York State Restaurant Association Educational Foundation, 2010 New York Culture Preservation Award New York Nightlife Association, 2009 |
Robert Bookman quoted in How to Get a Liquor License Without a Fight
The Bridge Max Bookman quoted in Nightlife Lifeguards: How Your Bartender is Saving Lives in NYC Thrillist Max Bookman comments on New York retailers' preparation for strict new tobacco rules Wall Street Journal Max Bookman Defends Historic Washington Heights Newsstand NY1 Robert Bookman: Repealing the NYC Cabaret Law is a first step, not the last Vinepair Max Bookman: City Newsstands Struggle As Demand for Papers Dwindles NY1 WNYC interview with Robert S. Bookman on the impact of the Orlando shooting on NYC's nightclubs: click here Max Bookman defends Nyack Pourhouse liquor license suspension The Journal News 'A' Grades Have Gone to Almost Half the Restaurants With Full Inspections New York Times Are all these fines fair? Crain's New York Bars Band To Fight Curfew Plan New York Post Nightclubs, city strike deal on police response Newsday Waiter, There's A Flaw In This Bill New York Daily News |
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