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Many franchisees will have similar pricing to other restaurant locations. Consistency is one of the things that draws people to franchise restaurants in the first place. They know what they’re going to get, and they know roughly how much it’s going to cost. But for...
Discovering construction defects in a commercial property can often raise the prospect of litigation. If those hoping to use the building cannot use it in the way they expected until the defects are rectified, there is a real prospect of a lot of money being lost....
High-rise buildings are complex structures, and even minor defects can lead to major expenses. If you’re involved in a high-rise construction project, understanding which defects tend to be the most expensive to repair is essential. These defects not only add to the...
Buying a franchise can have many advantages over starting your own business. Two of the major benefits are the established brand recognition and proven business model. In other words, you won’t have to start a brand from the ground up—the franchisor already did it...
Joint ventures offer significant business opportunities, but these partnerships frequently face substantial disputes throughout their lifecycle. These conflicts often result in litigation, damaged business relationships and financial losses. Early recognition of...
Getting into food and beverage franchising can be profitable, but it has many rules and regulations. As someone who buys a franchise, you must follow federal and state laws to stay legal and protect your investment. Here are key legal points to know: Franchise...
Franchise agreements can be complex and challenging. As a franchisee, understanding your rights and obligations is critical to prevent costly legal disputes. Here are some common mistakes and how to avoid them. Ignoring the franchise disclosure document (FDD) The FDD...
Reviewing a Florida Franchise Disclosure Document (FDD) is a challenging process. Even though it outlines the terms of your potential franchise agreement, you could easily miss key details. As new franchisees, you may rush through the FDD since you are eager to start...
Territorial restrictions in franchise agreements define where a franchisee can operate their business. These clauses aim to protect you from competition within your own brand. However, this can also limit your business's growth potential. The benefits of territorial...
Your franchise agreement's renewal often hangs in the balance of performance metrics. These benchmarks, set by your franchisor, can make or break your ability to continue operating your business. Understanding how these metrics impact your renewal rights is crucial...
