Franchisee Representation for the Hospitality Industry
The Law Offices of Richard Franzblau LLC, provides extensive legal experience for franchisees seeking legal counsel for franchise law relating to multi-unit franchises. A multi-unit franchise refers to any type of franchise involving operations at more than one geographical site. We provide representation for those investing in hotel, time-share and vacation resort franchises.
We also represent franchisors. Firm founder, attorney Richard Franzblau brings to franchisees of fast food outlets, gas stations, retail stores, hotels and resorts the benefit of his experience representing national corporations, including Prime Motor Inns, Inc.; HFS, Inc.; Howard Johnson; Ramada; Days Inn and Confectionery Square Corporation, a franchise chain of candy shops.
Nationwide Franchise Law Services Centered in Orlando, Florida
Our central office is in Orlando, Florida. Franzblau is licensed to practice law in Florida, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Washington, D.C. and New York State and provides national representation. Our clients are involved in businesses as diverse as tanning salons, day cares, valet parking and computer consulting. If you would like to speak with Mr. Franzblau or have any other question, please contact our firm. We will respond promptly. It is our goal to be accessible to our clients.
We offer a full range of services for multi-unit franchisees, including:
- Cross-default protections
- Territory protections
- Rights of first refusal for additional units
- Investor services and legal counsel
- Legal services for sub-franchisors
- Entrepreneurial franchise setups
What Is Cross-Default?
Multi-unit franchisees must be aware of clauses in their franchise agreement regarding defaults on loans from the franchisors. In the event of default on one property, some contracts stipulate that all franchise operations owned by the franchisee go into default and revert to the franchisor. Our firm will ensure that the franchise agreement you sign protects your financial interests.
Contact us to arrange a no-cost initial consultation with an experienced franchise lawyer today.
