Franchise Law: Five Issues Facing Franchisors and FranchiseesSKU: BUS2800
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1 - 1.2
Price$50
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DescriptionFranchise Law is affecting many of the businesses ordinary Americans interact with on a daily basis. Whether it’s getting your coffee, having a sandwich, or buying a car, you are almost ensured to deal with a franchised business today. With popularity comes problems, and there are many issues facing franchisors and franchisees throughout the United States. This CLE lecture, “Franchise Law: Five Issues Facing Franchisors and Franchisees,” will focus on some of the more prevalent issues, such as: (i) personal guarantees; (ii) terminating the relationship, including (iii) injunctive relief; (iv) statutes of limitations; and (iv) discretion and the doctrine of good faith and fair dealing. Lecturer BioEvan M. Goldman, Esq.Evan M. Goldman, Esq. is Counsel at Hill Wallack LLP and focuses his practice on franchise law. Mr. Goldman has represented both franchisees and franchisors throughout the United States. In his practice, Mr. Goldman has litigated extensively in state and federal courts, as well as before the American Arbitration Association (“AAA”). Mr. Goldman has a breadth of experience representing franchisor and franchisee clients in all categories of disputes, including termination issues, trademark infringement disputes, enforcement of non-competition agreements, breach of contract, employment matters and fraud claims. Mr. Goldman has also litigated class action claims on both the plaintiff and defense side. Mr. Goldman can be contacted at 609-734-6360 or egoldman@hillwallack.com Learn more about Mr. Goldman: Website, Twitter, and LinkedIn. |
