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Looking for answers to pressing legal questions about franchising? What’s keeping you up at night? Federal, state, and local laws affecting everything from minimum wage to employee scheduling are critical to managing your business successfully. Find what you need to know about today’s legal issues from top franchise attorneys.

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In this second in a special 3-part series, a veteran franchise attorney offers the first 5 of 10 tips on how to read an FDD critically
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In this first special 2-part series, a veteran franchise attorney looks at franchisee complaints that FDDs are too complicated to be understandable. In Part 2 she will offer 10 tips on how to read an FDD critically.
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After a year and a half of Covid, savvy franchisors are updating their FDDs to reflect changes caused by the pandemic
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