1) Review of Uniform Franchise Offering Circulars and Franchise Agreements-

Many franchisees do not know the key points of a UFOC or how to interpret the information that is given. Why enter into a 10 or 20 year deal that you do not understand? Even if your franchisor will not negotiate contract terms, you should know what everything means before entering into such an arrangement.

2) Non-Litigation Advice to Franchisees, Dealers, and their Associations-

There are many disputes that can be worked out without great time and expense – if you know who to call.

3) Franchise Fraud-

Have you lost your life savings because you were lied to by the franchisor’s salesman? If so, you should consult with an attorney as soon as possible.

4) Wrongful Termination-

Your primary asset may be your franchise, dealership or distributorship. If you believe it may soon be terminated by the franchisor, manufacturer or supplier, you should contact an attorney BEFORE the termination occurs.

5) General Litigation-

You or someone you know may have been sued or may want to bring an action. It is important to select an experienced and competent attorney.