BevLaw Group, the hospitality law division of Litson PLLC, built HOSP so the record exists before the emergency does. It launched in April 2026 and runs on its own or with the attorneys built in.
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If someone died in your restaurant tonight, would your managers know exactly what to do and who to call? A former restaurant manager on the HOSP team asked it first. The emergency contacts screen came from her.
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Most compliance software gives you a dashboard and leaves you on your own when something goes wrong. BevLaw Group built HOSP so a venue has the records and the legal backup in 1 app.
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HOSP launched in April 2026 at the National Restaurant Association Show. Since June it runs on its own or with BevLaw Group attorneys built in, for any bar, restaurant, or hospitality group.
The venues that call a lawyer after something goes wrong almost never have the record they need. HOSP puts the record in place first. AI reads the documents and answers questions from your files. People make the calls that matter. On the HOSP + BevLaw Group plan, the HOSP team is notified when you file and replies in the same thread during business hours.
Book a call and you meet Victoria Seeley, HOSP’s account manager. She walks through your venue’s licenses with you, tells you how your state is covered, and is the person in the thread after you sign.
A free 30-minute call with the people who built the app. We walk through HOSP, look at your license list, and tell you whether attorney access covers your state.
