Legislative landscape: Challenges to franchising
In the past year, and particularly over the past two months, courts and state legislatures have weighed in on changes they would like to see in the way franchisors and franchisees run their businesses. In many cases, such as the July opinion of the National Labor Relations Board’s general counsel th.....
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