Law Practice
Dec. 4, 2013
As franchising grows, lawyers face evolving regulatory, legal landscape
As the economy pulls out of its slump, attorneys expect the franchising sector to continue to gain momentum. It's recently seen a big surge as a lower cost way to expand businesses, adding 184,000 new jobs nationwide in the past year.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
Seven years ago, the owners of small Fiesta Auto Insurance in Huntington Beach decided they wanted to grow their operation. The business attracted franchisees who could set up and run a storefront at low investment cost and, within a few short years, the company had expanded nationwide. The enterprise now boasts more than 100 franchised locations in 16 states.
As the economy pulls out of its s...
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