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Lean on Me?: A Franchisor's Obligation to Support Its Franchisees

Lean on Me?: A Franchisor's Obligation to Support Its Franchisees

Canadian Franchise Association Webinar

Wednesday, 20 June 2012

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This presentation first looks at how the duty to provide support to franchisees arises. It then looks at relevant case law, hypothetical cases and then outlines best practices.

This presentation was given during the Canadian Franchise Association webinar on June 20th, 2012.

Authors

John Rogers
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Practice Areas

Franchise, Licensing & Distribution Law

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