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RAMS franchisees threaten to sue
Michael West
Westpac snapped up a stricken RAMS on the cheap six months ago after the abortive public float of the mortgage group, but the acquisition appears
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for this, and if the franchisor is unwilling to talk, we will sue him in the courts."
The Journal
November 10, 2006
Court action threatened
Graeme King
Franchise holders in the collapsed Furniture Express business
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Lawyer drops client
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units grew by 10% from 1996 to 1997 according to Frandata Corp., a Washington franchise-research firm. But as the economy boomed in 1997, franchising dropped off dramatically, growing less than half
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that's raised is that these are corporate defendants and they can afford a lot of money. There's very little sympathy."
Ms. Oh adds she was forced to endure threatening phone messages at home and racial slurs
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to look after franchisees' rights, says McDonald's operators are joining in record numbers.
Though hardly a full-blown revolt, such defiance is threatening what McDonald's management calls a "
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The Toronto Star
March 29, 2000
Frauds restitution dropped
An Ontario man who bilked dozens of prospective entrepreneurs of more than $1 million won’t have to repay the money. The Manitoba Court
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as employees of the franchisors instead of business owners, as the ruling does, threatens the viability of franchising as a business model in Massachusetts and will likely lead to franchise companies ceasing
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