Understanding Franchising versus Licensing

• What is the difference between Franchising and Licensing?

License.  A License is permission or the right to do an act which, without such permission, would be illegal. Licenses are governed by "contract law."  Franchise Registration is not required for a License, so long as it does not fall within the scope of applicable Franchise Laws.  A license typically is a less expensive means to achieve the goal, than Franchising.

EMPLOYMENT CONTRACT FOR EXECUTIVE

CHECKLIST

Before entering into an Executive Employment Agreement, consider the following:

The "trust" relationship between Executive and Employer is an essential factor in the level of production and goals achieved during employment.  A win-win structure in this relationship must satisfy both the personal and professional goals of the Executive, as well as the business goals of the Employer.   A well-drafted Executive Contract plays an essential role in protecting the relationship between Executive and Employer and provides a solid foundation from which the relationship and company can thrive.

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Business Checklist 

This Business Checklist* provides valuable information and structure when starting a business, creating a business plan or expanding your business. Experienced business lawyer, Michelle DelMar, provides more than 20 IMPORTANT ISSUES to consider for your business plan, whether you are starting a new business or expanding your business.