Allegations, Evidence and Court Findings: Standards for Responsible Lawsuit Reporting
Court filings can place allegations, denials, advocacy, sworn accounts and judicial decisions in the same public record, but those materials […]
Court filings can place allegations, denials, advocacy, sworn accounts and judicial decisions in the same public record, but those materials […]
Franchise due diligence is not complete when a buyer receives a Franchise Disclosure Document, reads sales materials and reaches the
Franchise training and support can influence whether a new operator understands the system, opens on schedule and knows where to
The initial franchise fee is not the full price of establishing and operating a franchised business. Franchise Fees and Costs
A financial figure is not the same as a reliable expectation. A franchise system may report strong sales, attractive averages
Reviewing litigation disclosures before making a franchise commitment can reveal how contractual disagreements arise, how the franchisor responds and whether
A franchise agreement may require a dispute to pass through written notice, internal negotiation and mediation before either party can
Reporting that a lawsuit was simply “dismissed” leaves the most important questions unanswered. The legal basis, operative wording and scope
Federal lawsuit records can establish that a case was filed, identify the parties involved and show what happened as the
BlingleLawsuit refers to a documented federal franchise dispute involving several Blingle! franchisee businesses, their owners, Horse Power Brands-related entities and