A TABC attorney can play a critical role in resolving TABC audit findings by representing the business during the audit process and helping to address any issues identified by the Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission (TABC). Once the audit is completed, the attorney will review the findings and assess the severity of any violations. If the audit reveals discrepancies or non-compliance with the Texas Alcoholic Beverage Code, the attorney will work with the business to gather evidence to support its case, such as employee training records, inventory logs, or proof of corrective actions taken by the business. If the violations are minor or unintentional, the attorney will negotiate with the TABC to reduce penalties, such as fines or suspension periods. In more serious cases, the attorney may present evidence of the business’s commitment to compliance, such as implementing new alcohol service policies, retraining staff, or taking other corrective actions to prevent future violations. The attorney can also represent the business in hearings with the TABC, where they will argue the case for reduced penalties or the dismissal of certain violations. In cases where the business is facing revocation or suspension of its alcohol license, the attorney can help file an appeal and represent the business in further hearings to challenge the findings. Throughout the process, the TABC attorney’s goal is to help the business resolve any issues, minimize the impact of the audit findings, and continue operating legally without interruption.