Representing Clients In Franchise Disputes Related to
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Franchise agreements generally limit the competitive activities the parties may engage in while the agreement remains in effect — and typically for some time after it expires or is terminated. But because the line that separates a "fair" franchise non-compete agreement from one that is not always clear, non-compete restrictions are a fertile source of franchise disputes.
Since 1990, Einbinder & Dunn's partners have successfully resolved franchise non-compete disputes on behalf of franchisors and franchisees alike on numerous occasions and through various methods, including negotiation, mediation, arbitration and litigation in state and federal courts. This extensive experience and background representing clients on both sides of the equation has given Einbinder & Dunn a unique perspective on the dynamics of franchise systems and the ability to provide clients on either side of this issue with more timely and cost-effective solutions.
Also see:
- Franchise Law Overview
- Services For Franchisors
- Services for Franchisees
- Franchise Dispute Resolution: Litigation, Arbitration & Mediation
- Representative Franchise Systems
- Franchise Real Estate
- Franchise News / Case Notes
- Franchise Articles & Media
- Franchise Resources
- Franchising Successes
- Bankruptcy and Franchising
- Group or Association Claims
- Commercial Litigation
- Business Law
- Real Estate
For questions or additional information about Einbinder & Dunn's franchise law services, please contact Einbinder & Dunn by clicking here to fill out a contact form or by calling 866-490-4909 or 212-391-9500 to speak with one of the firm's partners.

