A TABC attorney can assist businesses in obtaining the necessary licenses and ensuring compliance with alcohol delivery regulations in Texas. With the rise of online sales and delivery services, many businesses are seeking to offer alcohol delivery to customers. However, the delivery of alcohol is strictly regulated by the Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission (TABC). A TABC attorney can help the business understand the legal requirements, including obtaining the proper delivery permits and ensuring that the business complies with age verification procedures. The attorney will guide the business in applying for the appropriate permits, such as a retail dealer’s on-premises license for businesses that sell alcohol, and ensure that all necessary documentation is submitted to the TABC. The attorney will also review the business’s delivery policies to ensure compliance with regulations, such as ensuring that the person receiving the alcohol is of legal drinking age and that the alcohol is delivered safely. If the business faces any challenges during the application process, such as objections from local authorities or the TABC, the attorney can represent the business and work to resolve these issues. In addition, the attorney will provide guidance on best practices for alcohol delivery services, such as employee training on alcohol laws, ensuring that delivery drivers are trained to check IDs and understand the legal requirements for alcohol delivery. The goal is to ensure that the business can legally and efficiently offer alcohol delivery while avoiding potential legal issues.