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Franchise Attorneys Serving Nevada

Nevada is an attractive place to start a business due to its favorable tax environment (no state corporate or personal income tax), minimal regulations, strong asset protection laws and privacy for business owners. Nevada also has a skilled workforce and a growing economy, featuring thriving metro areas like Las Vegas, a global destination for 52 million tourists in 2023, as well as historic Carson City, Reno and the resorts and outdoor activities around Lake Tahoe. These factors create a supportive environment for franchises, making Nevada an ideal place to start and grow a business, especially one with local, regional or national brand recognition that franchises offer to tourists and locals alike.

Zarco Einhorn Salkowski, P.A., is a well-established law firm focused on protecting franchisees’ interests. We are recognized nationwide and internationally for our experience in defending and upholding the rights of franchisees, dealers, licensees and distributors. Our attorneys have achieved landmark victories against major franchisors in state and federal courts. We’ve represented franchisees from over 500 franchise systems across more than 40 states and 20 countries. We’ve also helped set up and represent some of the most significant franchisee associations in the U.S. in disputes with franchisors.

Is A Nevada Franchise Right For You?

Franchising allows businesses to grow by allowing independent franchisees to use the business’s name, branding and operating methods. This approach helps companies expand their reach and increase revenue, but it also means they have less control over each franchisee’s operations. Franchisors typically provide training and detailed guides to ensure franchisees follow their business model and branding. In exchange, franchisees pay royalties and other ongoing fees to the franchisor.

There are generally three types of franchised businesses:

  1. Distributorships: Here, the franchisor gives someone the right to sell their products exclusively.
  2. Business format franchises: In this model, the franchisee runs a business using the franchisor’s name and must follow their standardized procedures.
  3. Manufacturing franchises: The franchisor supplies the franchisee with the necessary ingredients or formula to produce a specific product.

Essential Legal Needs For Nevada Franchisees

Like any business, franchisees have legal needs. Whether you are an experienced operator or a newcomer looking to invest, having a reliable and knowledgeable franchise attorney is crucial. They can help you make informed decisions and safeguard your business interests. Key areas where we assist franchisees include:

  • Becoming a franchisee and evaluating franchise opportunities
  • Structuring new franchises, including partnership, shareholder and operating agreements
  • Reviewing franchise disclosure documents (FDDs)
  • Handling franchise disputes through litigation, arbitration and mediation
  • Protecting exclusive territories from encroachment
  • Drafting leases, confidentiality agreements, noncompete agreements, construction agreements and other related documents
  • Renewing existing franchise agreements
  • Assisting with franchise sales, transfers and exit strategies
  • Establishing and defending franchisee associations

Schedule Your Free Initial Consultation Today

Whether you are evaluating a new business opportunity or embroiled in a dispute with your franchisor, Zarco Einhorn Salkowski, P.A., helps franchisees manage legal challenges and run their businesses successfully. Call our Miami office toll-free at 888-580-7844 or contact us online to schedule a free initial consultation.