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| Common Charges , Violations & Appeals
New York prohibits selling, delivering or giving away alcoholic beverages to someone actually or apparently under 21. A State Liquor...
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New York bars, restaurants and nightlife venues can face State Liquor Authority (SLA) discipline for disorderly premises, patron fights, serious...
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A New York State Liquor Authority (SLA) Notice of Pleading is the document that starts a disciplinary case against a...
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“Availing” is the New York State Liquor Authority’s term for an undisclosed person or entity having an ownership, financial or...
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The most common New York State Liquor Authority (SLA) violations are often preventable: selling alcohol to a person under 21...
Read More| Closures and Safekeeping , Renewals & Business Changes
When a New York restaurant, bar, liquor store or other licensed alcohol business closes permanently, its State Liquor Authority (SLA)...
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A New York business that temporarily stops selling alcoholic beverages for more than two weeks generally must place its physical...
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A restaurant or bar that has a New York on-premises beer-and-wine license cannot begin serving vodka, whiskey, rum, gin or...
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