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Starting a franchise can be easier than starting a business from scratch. You get to draw on an established customer base and a well-developed brand. You don't have to perfect processes or advertising on your own because the parent company will handle that for you....
Few franchisees may realize it, but a franchise relationship is a business model with significant power imbalances between parties involved. That's why it's so important that you have a firm grasp of your rights and responsibilities to the franchisor as a franchisee....
Business and real estate deals and partnerships can often create conflict. Sometimes these disputes may culminate into litigation. Here are five steps to follow to make sure you make informed and educated decisions. RULE OUT ALL ALTERNATIVES TO LITIGATION Disputes...
A franchise is often based on the idea of uniformity, rather than creativity. Whenever you go into a specific store, you feel like you’ve been in it before. All of the various outlets are the same. This can be hard for some business owners, who wanted to start a...
What is popular and successful in business constantly changes. Aesthetics and morals shift from generation to generation. Your company will need to adapt to changing times in order to remain competitive. Rebranding your business can help make it seem more modern and...
In recent years, franchisees have faced increasing concerns over encroachment from their franchisors. When not handled properly, franchise encroachment can virtually cripple a franchisee, making it nearly impossible to have the kind of success they hoped for when...
If you want to take out a franchise, you need to sign a contract. Once you sign, you are bound by the terms of that contract. That does not, however, mean you cannot seek to change it. The best time to seek alterations to a franchise deal is before you sign the...
The marketing material and promises made by franchisors to potential franchisees are often glowing. However, once a franchise is purchased, sometimes, the franchisee finds out that the franchisors have over-promised and under-delivered. More than just poor...
Contracts between companies and their high-level employees or between franchisors and their franchisees can include a lot of different clauses. One of these is likely to be a non-disparagement clause. This type of clause prohibits the party bound by the agreement from...
All contracts have an implied covenant of “good faith and fair dealing” between the parties involved that’s designed to encourage equity and fair play. Understanding what this means can help you both avoid significant legal problems and know your rights in a dispute....
