Welcome to the preeminent Hospitality Law Firm in India, where excellence meets expertise. KSK takes immense pride in being recognized as one of the top Hospitality law firms in India, with a team of experienced hospitality lawyers in the country. With a deep-rooted commitment to the hospitality industry, we offer unparalleled legal services tailored to every client’s needs.
In an industry as dynamic and multifaceted as hospitality, having the right legal support is paramount. At KSK, we understand the intricate challenges that businesses operating in the hospitality sector face, our extensive experience in the field positions us as the go-to legal partner for all your hospitality-related legal needs.
Though a glamourous industry, the Hospitality industry is truly a class apart due to the number of regulations and laws which need to be assessed in the process of creating and conducting a business in the hospitality industry. Within the coming decade, the Indian tourism and hospitality industry is expected to boom with earnings of about $50 Billion. This industry is required to analyse and update its regulations from the way a structure is built to the minute cleanliness guidelines, failing to do so may result in major losses.
Legal issues may include contract disputes, liability claims, intellectual property infringement, regulatory compliance, and more.
A: A hospitality law firm can help you navigate the complex legal and regulatory landscape facing the hospitality sector in India. We can advise you on a wide range of issues, including licensing and regulatory compliance, hotel development and management agreements, franchising and licensing agreements, employment and labor law, intellectual property law, real estate law, and litigation and dispute resolution.
As clarified by the Central Consumer Protection Authority (CCPA), a hotel or a restaurant cannot force a consumer to pay the service charge and must inform the consumer of the voluntary nature of that service charge. A complaint can be raised by the aggrieved consumers by lodging complaints on the NCH mobile app or the e-daakhil portal or through a call to the National Consumer Helpline by calling 1915.