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Franchising is a highly regulated industry with complex federal, state, and local requirements. Whether you are an existing franchise or an emerging concept, the right representation matters.
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Franchisee clients rely on our vast experience representing single-unit, multi-unit, and multi-state franchisees in the development and operation of their franchises.
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Whether you are starting a business or are responsible for minimizing the legal exposure and compliance oversight of a large multinational corporation, you deserve effective legal counsel at every stage of your business’ development.
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Lusthaus Law P.C. is a franchise lawyer that represents franchisors, franchisees, and independent business owners in all aspects and at all stages of their business development, management, and operations.
With extensive experience in franchise law, Lusthaus Law has one goal: To help every client navigate a clear path to franchise success.
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Why Your Franchise Lawyer Needs Commercial Leasing Experience
NY franchisees acquiring rights to develop brick and mortar franchises must have commercial leasing on their radar when signing their franchise agreement. How, where and when you lease space for...
Video Blog: Julie Lusthaus Reviews Methods for Business Expansion
https://vimeo.com/1008433380?share=copy Methods for Business Expansion [0:00] Many business owners think about expanding their business, and there are several ways to do that. These include direct...
Court Enjoins Enforcement of FTC’s Ban on Non-Competes: What Franchisees and Franchisors Need to Know
We recently discussed the rule issued by the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) banning non-competes, which was slated to go into effect Sept. 4, 2024. The rule was expected to impact the private sector...