Key Takeaways for Franchisors In 2026, the Franchise Disclosure Document (FDD) should be treated as a strategic risk-management and growth guide, not just a regulatory requirement, because it sets expectations,
Key Takeaways for Franchisors Stay Ahead of Franchise Trends: 2026 will bring new legal and compliance challenges—proactive franchisors will gain the advantage. Partner with Fractional Legal Experts: A fractional lawyer
Each year, the American Bar Association (ABA) Forum on Franchising hosts an annual conference–the premiere franchising conference for franchise lawyers in the U.S. This year, Christine Rudy, Of Counsel, attended the conference for the first time, and approached the opportunity from the perspective of an emerging franchisor. This article shares her takeaways.
Key Takeaways for Franchisors Mediation for business offers a faster, more cost-effective alternative to litigation—helping franchisors and business owners resolve disputes without draining time or profits. Partnering with an experienced
A well-prepared FDD is essential for 2026. With tightening regulations and rising scrutiny, franchisors should update their disclosures proactively and partner with legal experts to safeguard their brand and set the foundation for long-term growth.
Key Points AFA aimed to expand federal franchise oversight and franchisee rights. Proposed clearer limits on franchisor “joint employer” liability. Though stalled, its ideas shape new state laws and FTC
