Franchise Law

Indian Franchisees must take consultation of experienced Franchising Lawyers so as to thwart chances of any business indifferences that may arise at a later stage. The number of franchises in India is growing with each passing year as more and more companies opening their gateways for franchises in India. Many Indians today look forward to be self-employed and they find franchise business as a good and profitable way to stand on their own feet. Therefore, the number of Indian Franchisees of US-based companies has surged massively over the past few years. Franchising Lawyers known of US Franchise Laws and Indian Franchise Laws can be consulted if you are an Indian and thinking of buying the franchise of a US-based firm. Franchising Lawyers based in US are well-acquainted with the franchise laws of the land, that is, both of US and India. Laws of both lands are different. They need to be understood in detail before applying for the franchise of a business headquartered in US. Althou...

Franchise Arbitration is a fast method of Franchise Dispute Resolution with disputes often arising in franchise business. With a number of individuals settling for franchise business instead of putting in their own resources to start a new business, the franchising business is touching new heights of success with each passing year. When you become a franchisee you have to agree to the terms and conditions set in by the franchisor in the franchise agreement. Everything both on franchisees and franchisor side may go on smoothly for a long time. But, franchise allocators or franchisors do make changes in their business with time seeing the market pattern for their business growth and this sometimes may not go well with the franchisee. He might not agree to the franchisor’s new terms and conditions and this is what gives rise to arguments between the two parties. Franchisees and franchisors are often seen arguing with each other. Franchise Arbitration if described rationally i...