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Adhere to Social Distancing Guidelines or Run the Risk of Having Your Liquor Permit Revoked for a Full Year

If you own and operate a restaurant or bar during COVID-19, it is imperative that you abide by social distancing guidelines. Attorney Charles Nemer discusses Governor DeWine’s decision to perform compliance checks on establishments not following protocol. Read his article on Crain’s Cleveland Business.

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