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You Have to Show You’re a Franchisee Before the California Franchise Relations Act Will Override a Forum Selection Clause

Where you have to litigate a case can have large ramifications on the likelihood of success. The contractual clause often at issue is called a forum selection clause. Forum selection clauses can often...

Trucking Association’s Attempt to Overturn Dynamex Rejected

Franchisors and franchisees are closely watching California courts to see what the repercussions of the California Supreme Court’s decision in Dynamex Operations West, Inc. v. Superior Court of Los...

The Question of Whether a Franchisor Is an Employer of Its Franchisees or a Joint Employer of Its Franchisees’ Employees

Under what circumstances is a franchisee considered an employee of the franchisor? The Ninth Circuit may be answering that question shortly in Vasquez v. Jan-Pro Franchising International, Inc. The...

It’s Not Where You Could Go but Where You Are When It Comes To Applying State Franchise Laws

When a coffee chain sought the protection of various state franchise laws, they found out it wasn’t about where they were planning to go but about where they were operating. A New York federal court...

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