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prosecutors.
While these advantages of private enforcement of laws, including competition laws, are substantial, I recognize that the right of private action carries a risk of abuse, such as strategic
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Judge Strathy says the campaign was not the result of actions undertaken by the franchisor, and he recognizes that groups of franchisees have every right to form groups so they can speak with one
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, franchisees opt out, Collaborators, Company, man, Gouging on supplies, House negro, Lawsuits, class action, Misrepresentations, Propaganda, thought-terminating cliches, The Big Lie, Right to associate
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Doshi’s franchise agreement.
The Toronto Star
August 14, 1999
Bulk Barn saddled with class action
Franchisee wins right to sue for overcharging
John Deverell
Suresh “Sam” Doshi, owner of the Bulk Barn
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Unfortunately, Asam and Cindy got in as franchisees at the wrong time, right before the "hedge fund boys" (his term for the private equity firms) took over, Jaroslawicz said. "
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this “privatization of justice” before the state Supreme Judicial Court. She told the justices her client should be allowed to bring a class-action suit against System4 Commercial Cleaning, regardless of the company’s
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As a practical matter, consistent, broad scale enforcement of the current state and federal regulatory scheme, along with a private right of action for the Franchise Rule, is likely to be more
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Don't you think it would be a good idea to give PEOPLE who are injured by violations of the franchise Rule the right to sue under the Rule, i.e. a private cause of action. Isn't that what laws
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a private right of action, which we deserve. And a private right of action would straighten out the complete problem, since it's apparent that the FTC just doesn't want to go after the franchisor, whether
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"The lack of a private right of action and the lack of required performance data are pretty devastating," he said. "The first questions a prospective franchisee ask are, 'How much
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