Hospitality Joint Ventures Under The Microscope

Category: Hotels, Posted:28 Jun 2011 | 06:00 am

Given Asia's current insatiable hunger for hotel projects and deal making at any cost, joint ventures are becoming far more commonplace.
While you can always apply the 'in theory' line to hooking up, in many cases these marriages of convenience often go terribly wrong.
Leading hospitality legal advisor Graeme Dickson of Baker & McKenzie has put together a practical discussions on the do's, don't' and issues that come up in the process. It's an insightful and intelligent piece on a very current topic.
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