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Post-Termination Enforcement of Franchise Agreements

A particularly vexing issue for franchisors is enforcing the post-termination obligations against the former franchisee, and against others acting in concert to usurp the benefits of the franchise relationship after it has expired or terminated. A recent decision in New Jersey federal court provides some insight on how to address these issues.

5 minute read December 31, 2013 at 11:00 PM
By
Craig R. Tractenberg
Post-Termination Enforcement of Franchise Agreements

A particularly vexing issue for franchisors is enforcing the post-termination obligations against the former franchisee, and against others acting in concert to usurp the benefits of the franchise relationship after it has expired or terminated.

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