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Michelle DelMar, Esq., Trademark Attorney, Contract Attorney, Corporation Attorney

 
 
Michelle DelMar, Esq.
 
Small Business Lawyer, Trademark Attorney and Executive Contract Lawyer.
 
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Michelle DelMar, Esq.

Business Lawyer, Trademark Lawyer and Executive Contract Lawyer

International Joint Venture Agreement Checklist

Posted by Michelle L. DelMar, Esq. Oct 28, 2023 10:53:45 AM

International Joint Venture Agreement Checklist

(International Partnership Agreement Checklist)

For International Business Agreement Click here.

Tags: Franchise Your Business, Difference between Franchise vs License, International Business Law

International Joint Venture Agreement Checklist

International Joint Venture Agreement Checklist (International Partnership Agreement Checklist) For International Business Agreement Click here.

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Differences Between Licensing and Franchising

Posted by Michelle L. DelMar, Esq. Jan 11, 2016 2:17:40 PM

TO LICENSE OR FRANCHISE . . . THAT IS THE QUESTION.

Understanding the Differences between Licensing and Franchising . . . that is the challenge.

If it looks like a duck, walks like a duck, quacks like a duck, it’s a duck.  Similarly, if a deal is structured like a franchise and/or operates like a franchise, it’s likely a “franchise,” and if so, franchise laws must be complied with, regardless of what you call the deal (i.e., even if you choose to call it a “license,” not a “franchise”).  Misrepresenting the deal, misunderstanding the deal and failure to comply with necessary laws, could result in civil and criminal penalties for persons and businesses involved.

Tags: Franchise Your Business, Strategies from Business and Trademark Lawyer, Contracts, What Business Owners Should Know; Corp.'s & LLC's, What are Trademarks

Differences Between Licensing and Franchising

TO LICENSE OR FRANCHISE . . . THAT IS THE QUESTION. Understanding the Differences between Licensing and Franchising . . . that is the challenge. If it looks like a duck, walks like a duck, quacks like a duck, it’s a duck. Similarly, if a deal is structured like a franchise and/or operates like a [...]

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