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The Complete Guide to Franchises

AllBusiness.com

Note: The Federal Trade Commission (FTC), the nation's consumer protection agency, regulates franchising through the FTC Franchise Rule , which is designed to help you make an informed decision about investing in a franchise opportunity. Innovation is often restricted to maintain brand consistency.

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Franchise Disputes: What Every Franchisee Should Know

FranNet

12+ Common Franchise Disputes (And How to Avoid Them) #1 – Franchisor Misrepresentation & FDD Inaccuracies One of the most serious disputes arises when a franchisor provides misleading or incomplete information during the sales process. Post-termination non-compete clauses may also become points of contention.

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Buying a Franchise in a New Franchise System

MSA Worldwide

In addition to not growing faster than the system can support, intelligent geographic growth – so that they can provide support and ensure brand consistency economically – is essential. Just like any new franchise that is investing their life’s savings into a business, a new franchisor is likely doing the same.