As a lawyer exclusively representing franchisees, the types of claims that I see are numerous and varied.
Franchisers: Watch Out for Fraud When Using a Franchise Broker
Because franchise brokers have been historically free from making any type of disclosures about their pre-exiting relationship with the franchise companies they are marketing to the prospect, the prospect often feels that the broker is working for them, when in fact, the broker has a financial incentive to make a sale.
By
Ronald K. Gardner
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