The Belfast-based independent commercial law firm said the collaboration will strengthen its support for the region’s hospitality businesses, offering expert legal guidance across corporate, banking, property, licensing, employment, construction, litigation, private client, and insolvency matters.

Maeve Fisher, head of licensing and partner at Mills Selig, said: “The hospitality sector stands as a cornerstone of Northern Ireland’s economy and its communities.

“Our partnership with Hospitality Ulster empowers us to support businesses with expert legal advice, navigating complex challenges and providing practical, coordinated solutions across all areas of law.”

Colin Neill, chief executive of Hospitality Ulster, added: “Mills Selig offers comprehensive expertise across licensing, property, employment, and other crucial legal areas.

“Their guidance is invaluable, enabling our members to manage complex issues effectively while focusing on innovation, growth, and delivering exceptional experiences.”

In a statement, the firm said the partnership “highlights a shared commitment to fostering a resilient and forward-looking hospitality sector”.

“By combining Mills Selig’s legal acumen with Hospitality Ulster’s industry insights, the collaboration will enable hospitality businesses to overcome obstacles, seize emerging opportunities, drive strategic development, and continue making a lasting contribution to Northern Ireland’s economy and communities,” it added.