Courts are often confronted with the pesky problem of enforcing a covenant against competition against non-signatories to a franchise agreement. Few courts have provided guidance on the enforcement of a restrictive covenant against even a family member who colludes with a terminated franchisee to circumvent the post-contract restrictions against competition.
Necessary Formality in Franchise Agreements
A recent federal court decision from Wisconsin suggests that expansive and formal franchise agreements are a necessary evil. A look at <i>Everett v. Paul Davis Restoration.</i>
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