Conditional liquor licenses allow an individual or business to operate the establishment before the ultimate approval of the permanent license. This is a good way for applicants to operate their businesses with a liquor license prior to receiving final approval. It...
Hiring an attorney for acquiring a liquor license can mitigate the challenging and confusing process for business owners. It is important to follow Michigan liquor codes, especially as it relates to staying compliant within your establishments. Many restaurant...
The Michigan Liquor Control Commission (MLCC) may issue new on-premises redevelopment licenses or development licenses. Section 436.1521a of the Michigan Liquor Control Code, Public Act 58 of 1998 includes such rules and criteria surrounding this on-premises...
Businesses need to take the proper preventative measures towards protecting their establishments, especially within the hospitality industry. Businesses that serve or sell alcohol should be aware of the possible dangers that are associated. Liquor license holders...
Several types of liquor licenses are available to businesses in the State of Michigan. You will first need to determine which type of license will be needed for your operation. There are three tiers: Supplier (Manufacturer included in Supplier Tier), Wholesaler,...
