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Hospitality Law Conference 2026

A hospitality-focused educational program examines legal and risk concerns affecting the industry.

The Houston Club, Houston, TX

Date
October 28, 2026
Venue
The Houston Club, Houston, TX

TL;DR

  • The conference starts October 28, 2026, at The Houston Club in Houston.
  • The program is described as a one-and-a-half-day educational event for lodging and food-and-beverage professionals.
  • Its sessions and case studies address hospitality legal and risk topics, with practical guidance and networking also part of the program.

Who you'll find in the room

Legal, business, and operations leaders

The organizer identifies leaders in legal, business, and operational roles as part of the audience.

Hospitality real estate and finance

The listed audience includes developers, owners, operators, lawyers, lenders, investors, brokers, and finance executives.

Hospitality practitioners

Relevant roles include HR and security professionals, in-house counsel, owners, and operators.

Attorneys and paralegals

The organizer also names attorneys and paralegals among prospective attendees.

Featured speakers

11 listed

Arlene Ramirez

Steven Shapiro

Jerrod Allen

Daniel Lesser

Jonathan Falik

John Lancaster

Jennifer Nellany

Samantha Ahuja

Kendall Kelly

Hayden

Robert Schnitz

Venue & travel

Venue

The Houston Club

Questions people ask

5 answered

The conference starts October 28, 2026.

It takes place at The Houston Club in Houston, Texas.

The stated audience includes hospitality legal, business, and operations leaders, along with real estate, finance, HR, security, and legal professionals.

It is most useful for hotel and restaurant owners, HR and security leaders and in-house counsel who want legal risk guidance, since the one-and-a-half-day program is expert-led and uses case studies in a small setting at The Houston Club. Those seeking a large exhibit hall or broad industry networking will find it smaller than a national hospitality show.

Lawyers and hospitality executives usually wear business professional at legal conferences, and private clubs like The Houston Club often expect jackets, so a suit or blazer is a safe choice.

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