Franchise Agreement Renewal in Australia
Key Takeaways A core component of a franchising relationship is the franchise agreement, which outlines the terms and conditions governing the relationship between franchisors and...
What does a Franchise Lawyer do?
Key Takeaways In the fast-paced world of franchising, legal matters can often be the difference between success and failure. Whether you are a franchisor or...
Buying a Franchise Business in Australia: Pros and Cons
Key Takeaways Introduction Investing in a franchise business in Australia can be an enticing opportunity. With the promise of an established brand, a proven business...
Franchise Due Diligence: Your Roadmap to Success
Key Takeaways: In the world of franchising, the potential for success is enticing. Owning a franchise in Australia offers the opportunity to run a business...
Buying a Franchise : Factors to Consider
Key Takeaways When considering buying a franchise in Australia, it’s essential to be well-informed about the legal landscape and the factors that can influence your...
Mediation vs. Litigation in Franchise Disputes: Finding the Right Path in Australian Franchise Law
Key Takeaways: Introduction Franchising has become a popular business model in Australia, fostering entrepreneurship and economic growth. However, like any business relationship, franchise agreements can...
Negotiating Franchise Dispute Settlements in Australia: A Comprehensive Guide
Key Takeaways: Understanding Franchise Dispute Settlements in Australia Franchising has become a popular business model in Australia, offering entrepreneurs the opportunity to own and...
Top Strategies for Resolving Franchise Disputes
Key Takeaways: Navigating Franchise Disputes in Australia Franchising has become a thriving business model in Australia, offering entrepreneurs the opportunity to operate under established...
Hidden Evils of your Franchise Agreement
Where the franchisor has effectively used phrases in your agreement such as “non-representation” or “non – reliance” will often form one of the best defences...
Four Traits of a successful Franchise
A strong and effective business relationship between franchisee and franchisor is vital to the success of both businesses and the franchise system overall. But good...
Licence or Franchise Agreement?
It is important for any franchisee or franchisor to understand the difference between a licence agreement and a franchise agreement. The major distinction between a...
Suffocated by your franchise agreement and want out?
You’ve just signed up the next 5 years of your life to managing and operating a franchise. It seemed like a great idea, the people...
Simple Successful Franchise Marketing
Simple Successful Franchise Marketing A common feature of Franchise models offering marketing support is the “Marketing Fund”. Generally, a marketing fund is a compulsory fund...
Licensing vs. Franchising: What’s the Difference in Australia?
Licensing or franchising model? If you’re considering expanding your business in Australia, you might be wondering which of these to choose . While both models...
Traits of Successful Franchise Systems
Franchises, like any relationship, require open, honest communication. A good franchise relationship is a valuable business asset to be worked at to provide a solid...
What is a Franchise Agreement?
A Franchise Agreement is a document which sets out what is required by the Franchisor and Franchisee in any situation which may arise during the...
What is the Franchising Code of Conduct?
The Franchising Code of Conduct is a mandatory set of rules all Australian franchised businesses must abide by. There are 3 main areas which are...
What to Consider Prior to Franchising Your Business
If you are considering franchising your business here are some important considerations. Build a strong brand A successful franchise system needs a strong brand to...
Mediation and Dispute Resolution
Mediation is a process by which the parties to a dispute with the assistance of a mediator (a neutral third party) identify the issues in...
If it Looks Like a Franchise . . .
The Franchising Code of Conduct uses 4 criteria to decide whether a business is a franchise. The existence of a system or marketing plan which...