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Franchise Litigation: 10 Cases That Changed the Landscape in the Past Decade

The authors conclude their analysis of 10 highly significant decisions in the past decade that affected the franchising industry.

29 minute read April 01, 2005 at 08:35 AM
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Jeffery S. Haff And Andrew Scott
Franchise Litigation: 10 Cases That Changed the Landscape in the Past Decade

Part Two of a Two-Part Series

The authors conclude their analysis of 10 highly significant decisions in the past decade that affected the franchising industry.

Nieman v. Dryclean U.S.A. Franchise Co., Inc., Bus.

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