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How Franchisees Can Promote Positive Franchise Relations
A franchise relationship works best when the franchisor and the franchisees have a positive attitude about their relationship. However, historically the onus for promoting positive franchise relations has been placed upon franchisers. This article presents the ways that franchisees can contribute to the relationship.
Licensing v. Franchising
This article discusses the elements of a trademark license and of a franchise and the "Twilight Zone" between the two with respect to the degree of assistance the licensor provides and the degree of control the licensor exerts over the licensee method of operation. The danger is having a license agreement ruled to be a franchise and the licensor to be in violation of the FTC Franchise Rule and state unfair and deceptive trade practice laws for failure to comply with the pre-sale disclosure requirements of the FTC Franchise Rule.
Awarding a Franchise Semantics or Not
This article explores the nature of the franchise relationship. It discusses the commonly used term - Award a Franchise - and explores the importance of this perceptive in for formation of a healthy franchisor/Franchisee relationship.
Hiring a Franchise Lawyer
Many assume that, because a franchise agreement is by nature a contract, any attorney is competent to review it. However, this is not necessarily the case. Franchise agreements are unique contracts, and only franchise lawyers are qualified to handle them.
My Dear Franchisee…
My Dear Franchisee provides an introduction to a new franchisee of exactly what it is they've bought, what is included and what isn't as well as defining what are the roles of the franchisee and the franchisor. In short, everything you wanted to know about franchising but had been unable to ask!

Business Opportunity, License or Franchise
What are the basic differences between a business opportunity, license opportunity and franchise?? This article covers the basics and gives the reader a few pieces of valuable information when evaluating investments.

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What Do You Need to Pass a Franchisor’s Test?
Buying a franchise is a lot like marriage. Two parties enter into a relationship with the expectation of mutual benefit, long-term support and common goals. When entering into marriage, both people spend a great deal of time learning about each other and making sure they are a good match before making the commitment. The same is true for franchising. Both the franchisor and the franchisee gather information about each other and evaluate whether there is a good match. Although it may not be immediately evident, a franchise company is under no obligation to award a franchise to just anyone who can afford the franchise fee. In many cases a franchisor has as much or more at risk when a franchisee fails.
The Accidental Franchise
Ontario introduced franchise legislation in 2000. PEI introduced a similar law in 2006. However, many business continue to operate without regard to whether they are a franchise or not. This article considers the factors that businesses need to analyse in order to determine if they are a franchise. Hiding your head in the sand is not an option. Failure to comply with franchise legislation can lead to unbelievably severe consequences, including liability in a class action proceeding, personal liability of officers and directors, and a requirement to pay back every penny invested by franchisees in acquiring and operating their franchise. Many systems who consider themselves to be distributorships ARE FRANCHISES. What you call yourself is not important--it is the substance of the relationship that will determine your fate.
How Franchisees Can Promote Positive Franchise Relations
A franchise relationship works best when the franchisor and the franchisees have a positive attitude about their relationship. However, historically the onus for promoting positive franchise relations has been placed upon franchisers. This article presents the ways that franchisees can contribute to the relationship.
Franchise Information—Understanding Franchise Agreements
What is the Franchise Agreement? The franchise agreement outlines the way your business will work within your franchise system. It gives both you, the franchisee, and your franchisor a clear understanding of the terms of your business relationship.
FranchisorFranchisee Relationship
Because entering into a franchise is investing in a very real, very serious relationship, you want to make sure that you're on the road to establishing a healthy franchisor/franchisee relationship.

Awarding a Franchise Semantics or Not
This article explores the nature of the franchise relationship. It discusses the commonly used term - Award a Franchise - and explores the importance of this perceptive in for formation of a healthy franchisor/Franchisee relationship.
The 'No Brainer' To Franchise Success
Let's not over complicate things in your search for greater success with your franchise, as mostly the answer is staring you right in the face. To realize the absolute full potential of your franchise you must be an owner who is prepared to connect and engage in deep collaboration with your franchisor. This attitude and culture enables you to enjoy a mutually beneficial relationship and only while in a relationship of deep collaboration with your franchisor will you be able to fully leverage all of the resources available.
Make Up Instead of Break Up: Holiday Relationship Tips
Sometimes holiday stress can be too much for a relationship. If you feel your relationship is teetering on the edge, here are five effective and very do-able relationship tools you can use now to prevent a relationship break up.
WHEN IS A
Whether a continuing commercial relationship is a "franchise" under the Franchise Rule, is determined by whether the business relationship contains the three definitional elements of a "franchise" set forth in the Franchise Rule, and it does not matter what name the parties choose to assign to the relationship. 44 Fed. Reg. 49,966 (August 24, 1979). In other words, if it walks like a duck and quacks like a duck . . . .

Intro to Franchising
There are several things that one must understand about a franchise. You are not buying the franchise. Instead, you are acquiring a license to operate a franchise. Franchising is a business relationship where a franchisor (a company or individual who owns the franchise system) grants a license to a franchisee (a company or person who contracts to use the franchise system) the right to use the franchisors brand and operating system for an initial fee (initial franchise fee). In return the franchisee provides a share of the income back to the franchisor (a royalty).

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