In the corporate world, the relationship between shareholders and directors is fundamental to the functioning of a company. However, this relationship can sometimes give rise to disputes due to the distinct roles and powers assigned to each party....
It is common for franchisors and franchisees to disagree at some point after a Franchise Agreement is first drawn up. This is due to circumstances and aspirations changing over time and the document not altering to reflect the situation. A franchisor may have agreements with a number of franchises; therefore a detailed assessment at regular intervals of each relationship often does not occur.
Our commercial solicitors have experience of acting for both franchisors and franchisees.
