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News about lawyers and law firms in the franchising industry.

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Highlights of the latest franchising news from around the country.

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Alexander Tuneski

Highlights of the latest franchising cases from around the country.

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Injunctions in Franchising: Comparing the Canadian and American Systems

Jennifer Dolman, Denise Sayer & Jon S. Swierzewski

This month's installment continues an exploration of the differences that franchisors in the United States and Canada will face when seeking injunctions to enforce non-competition and other covenants contained in their franchise agreements.

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Supplemental Bonuses

Anthony Lin

New York's Sullivan & Cromwell LLP plans to pay counsels and senior associates (fifth-year level and up) bonuses tied to the firm's financial performance.

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An Upbeat View: Nonlawyer Ownership of Law Firms

Milton Regan Jr.

This article examines the two main objections to outside ownership of law firms. The first is that it would permit nonlawyers to interfere with lawyers' exercise of professional judgment. The second is that the firm's duty to its shareholders would lead it to focus blindly on maximizing profits.

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How Nonlawyer Ownership Abroad May Affect U.S. Firms

Michael Roch

This commentary provides some preliminary thoughts on how equity investments in non-U.S. law firms may change how U.S. law firms do business.

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The Uncertain Tax Status of Series LLCs

Michael E. Mooney

The Internal Revenue Service has not weighed in on the proper tax classification of series LLCs. Accordingly, lawyers recommending this new form of entity to clients or considering a series LLC for an ancillary business of the law firm or other purpose should proceed with caution.

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