FOCUS COLUMN
By Tal Grinblat and David Gurnick
Since the 1970s, the Federal Trade Commission and the state of California have required franchisors to give extensive written disclosures to individuals and companies considering buying a business franchise. The rules cast a wide net, including in their definition of "franchise" many businesses that might not look like typical franchise operati...
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