Franchise.Law

Franchise.Law

Legal services for franchisors

Company Overview

Excellent legal services for every franchisor. Jonathan Barber and Jason Power lead the franchise team at Franchise.Law. Based in Charlotte, North Carolina, Franchise.Law represents over 100 franchisors in transactions and disputes. The firm’s client base ranges from some of the top new franchise systems to large, multi-national franchisors. Franchise.Law regularly launches new franchise systems, preparing franchise disclosure documents tailored closely to their clients’ needs and securing registration with every state in the country. The firm has supported some of the fastest-growing franchise systems in the U.S. and approaches franchise law from a sales perspective.

About Franchise.Law

HQ Location
Charlotte, NC
Founded
2016
Ownership
private
Industry
Legal Services
Social
Facebook, Linkedin
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