Avoiding Litigation with Franchisees in Canada

Davis LLP Franchise & Distribution Bulletin

Wednesday, 24 November 2010

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This bulletin outlines five steps US franchisors and US franchise counsel can take with respect to operations in Canada in an effort to avoid litigation.

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Dana Schindelka
403.698.8705

Practice Areas

Franchise, Licensing & Distribution Law

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