Franchising: Realties and Remedies
Nonfiction, Reference & Language, Law, Antitrust, Corporate, Business
| Author: | Harold Brown | ISBN: | 9781588521965 |
| Publisher: | Law Journal Press | Publication: | June 28, 2019 |
| Imprint: | Law Journal Press | Language: | English |
| Author: | Harold Brown |
| ISBN: | 9781588521965 |
| Publisher: | Law Journal Press |
| Publication: | June 28, 2019 |
| Imprint: | Law Journal Press |
| Language: | English |
“No attorney can seriously practice franchising law...without access to this valuable book.”— Robert D. Paul, Former General Counsel of the Federal Trade CommissionFranchising: Realities and Remedies provides you with specific, practical solutions to common problems faced by both franchisors and franchisees. It covers compliance with federal and state contracts; antitrust and disclosure laws; protective advice for franchisor's counsel; the landlord in franchising; and the RICO statute. The book—cited by the U.S. Supreme Court—also encompasses: litigation approaches and remedies available to individuals and to groups of franchisees; goodfaith, fiduciary and equitable considerations; punitive damage awards; contractual arbitration; cutting litigation costs; finding the best witnesses; damages and procedural devices; trademarks; trade secrets; restrictive covenants; termination of a franchise operation; the "departing" franchisee; attorneys' fees; and the Bankruptcy Code.
“No attorney can seriously practice franchising law...without access to this valuable book.”— Robert D. Paul, Former General Counsel of the Federal Trade CommissionFranchising: Realities and Remedies provides you with specific, practical solutions to common problems faced by both franchisors and franchisees. It covers compliance with federal and state contracts; antitrust and disclosure laws; protective advice for franchisor's counsel; the landlord in franchising; and the RICO statute. The book—cited by the U.S. Supreme Court—also encompasses: litigation approaches and remedies available to individuals and to groups of franchisees; goodfaith, fiduciary and equitable considerations; punitive damage awards; contractual arbitration; cutting litigation costs; finding the best witnesses; damages and procedural devices; trademarks; trade secrets; restrictive covenants; termination of a franchise operation; the "departing" franchisee; attorneys' fees; and the Bankruptcy Code.
