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Additional Issues Brought into Play in Franchise Rule Comments

Last month, we wrote about the FTC Staff Report on Franchise Rule and the many comments it attracted. This month, we continue with broader comments about franchising regulation that were received.

8 minute read December 30, 2004 at 12:28 AM
By
Kevin Adler
Additional Issues Brought into Play in Franchise Rule Comments

Part Two of a Two-Part Series

Last month, we wrote about the FTC Staff Report on Franchise Rule and the many comments it attracted. This month, we continue with broader comments about franchising regulation that were received.

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