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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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DOL issues final joint employer rule, reverting back to pre-Obama definitions.
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California's AB5 law, coming your way January 1, represents a serious threat to the franchise model.
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California courts may change the joint employer picture - for the worse
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If you haven't already removed your anti-poaching provisions, act fast!
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NLRB Announces in Letter to Senators it Plans to Advance a Joint Employer Rulemaking.
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New rule will spread franchise fee reporting over the life of the contract
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Consider these four fundamental questions when looking for a trustworthy business partner and you can achieve peace of mind and build a sound business.
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You've just finished attending Discovery Day and you like what you've witnessed in this final installment of the franchise courting process. You've decided this is the franchise for you. You sit down with the franchisor at the end of the day and he brings the franchise agreement to the table.
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By the time you need legal advice to see if a franchise is right for you, you've come a long way in the evaluation process.
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The Franchise Disclosure Document, or FDD, is a legal document that the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) requires franchisors to provide to franchise candidates, at least 14 days before a sale.
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Labor Secretary Alexander Acosta recently announced that he was withdrawing from the Obama administration's interpretation of joint employment.
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Uncertainty is the bane of business. Although the regulatory environment of the past few years seemed bent on attacking the franchise business model, the early drama and politics of the incoming administration seem to be creating a new kind of uncertainty.
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Politics, federal law, and franchisee assets. There are several significant steps that can be taken to help reduce estate taxes.
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International franchise development continues at a fairly high pace, despite all the challenges around the world that have little to do with the business climate.
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Rob Branca successfully operates 88 Dunkin' Donuts franchise locations. And that's just what he plans to continue doing long into the future. He says it's imperative that industry leaders stand up and fight for the rights of franchisees as they face a continuing barrage of government overreach and regulation.
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Rob Branca and his extended family of in-laws, siblings, children, and cousins own and operate more than 1,200 Dunkin' Donuts locations throughout New England and a few expansion markets.
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The usual reason for forming an independent franchisee association is to address problems with the franchisor or other conflicts within the system.
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