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When you choose to open a Franchise business, there are many issues to consider.

Strategies and options
Appropriate business structures and systems
Franchise agreements and other documentation
Master franchising arrangements
Code of Conduct compliance
Intellectual property – identification, protection, licensing and maintenance
Employment agreements and industrial relations, credit applications, ancillary contracts and documentation
Commercial leasing and licensing
Disputes, negotiation, mediation and litigation
Termination, buybacks and transfers
Acquisitions, consolidation and sales

For those new to the field, it can be daunting. That’s where an experienced franchising solicitor can help clear the confusion and develop a strategy to simplify the process. From there, our law firm can help you compose the associated documentation and contracts. Working together, we will ensure that your business sees the benefits that franchising can offer, without any nasty surprises.

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