This book examines the complexities and developments of state-specific franchise relationship laws. The authors draw on case law, legislative history, administrative guidance, and the statutes themselves in explaining the practical realities of representing franchisors and franchisees in states with franchise relationship laws.
When representing franchisors and franchisees, practitioners need to be aware of states' statutory requirements. While franchise agreements are contracts, state franchise relationship laws often come into play and impact the written terms of such contracts. Franchise Relationship Laws explores how such statutes affect the franchisor-franchisee relationship on a practical level, offering insight and guidance from the authors.
