A friend sent me an epic article by a writer who wrote for pages on why he blogs..e.g. Why I Blog. My eyes glazed over on the second web page of “Much Ado About Nothing.” Don’t get me wrong. I am speed reader (2000+ wpm) but I do need some challenging discussion, significant point or amusing comment […]
Buying a Franchise? Keep the end in mind…
The down side of franchising is the unpleasant way franchise relationships can end. When buying a franchise, typically neither the franchisor’s representative nor the prospective franchisee look at how the relationship might terminate—voluntarily or not. It is all about the positives and the prospect of independence as a business owner. Depending on the particular franchise […]
Saying It’s Not A Franchise Doesn’t Change Things
Whether buying or selling, there are two schools of thought: 1. Being a franchise is good; or 2. Being a franchise is bad. Why good? It has become a more understood method of expansion. It is true, you can grow a business using other people’s money. You can buy a “proven” concept with support and […]
Can They Really Do That? Expectations Meet Franchising Realities
Following was originally posted on the Dallas Bar Association site. by Kat Tidd A franchise is not a magic word, it is a legal definition: license a trademark or permit substantial association with the trademark or trade name; accept payment of consideration; and provide significant assistance, control or other forms of ongoing support or a […]
IPad – works for this franchise attorney.
Time for an iPad post acquisition update. iPad is the best thing since sliced, I mean organic, bread! Not only did my iPad steer me to a mediation located in a maze like part of town after I missed my exit, but it kept me both informed (email,google and safari for quick research) and entertained […]
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