We cover in this session: what is a franchise, franchise systems, benefits of a franchise system, disadvantages of a franchise, intellectual property considerations, differences in business names, trade marks and copyright, business entities and ownership agreements, Personal Property Securities Act, premises development and leasing, franchise documents, what to watch out for, useful information and contacts.
This document outlines several potential models for Alternative Business Structures (ABS) under the UK's Legal Services Act. It describes simple ABS models involving non-lawyer ownership of existing law firms. It also summarizes multi-disciplinary practices that combine legal and other professional services under one entity, and models that formalize referral arrangements or create legal arms of existing businesses. The document notes regulatory and cost considerations for ABS models and closing an ABS practice.
A Step By Step Guide To Growing A Technology Business The Legal Aspects O...lisaabe
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Ten key provisions of franchise agreementsglob inc
The document outlines 10 key provisions that are generally covered in a franchise agreement: 1) Training and support provided by the franchisor, 2) The assigned territory for the franchisee, 3) The duration of the agreement, 4) Franchise fees and total anticipated investment, 5) Use of trademarks, patents and signage, 6) Royalties and other fees paid to the franchisor, 7) Advertising requirements and fees, 8) Operating protocols for franchisees, 9) Renewal rights and termination policies, and 10) The franchisee's rights to resell the franchise.
In the INTERNATIONAL FRANCHISE AGREEMENT TEMPLATE the Franchisor confers to the Franchisee the exclusive right to distribute its products in establishments which are uniformly equipped and furnished.
Shareholder disputes: Practical tips to prepare shareholder agreements and co...LE & TRAN | Trial Lawyers
When setting up a business entity, it is critical that the process is performed correctly to avoid future issues. This week, we would like to share with you our experience in drafting shareholder agreements and company charters. These instruments are essential for business investors when setting up a joint venture or in seeking protection for their investment in the period following a M&A project. This Insight will provide some practical tips for ensuring the validity of these instruments, minimizing the possibility of shareholder disputes, and ensuring that your business operations remain uninterrupted should a shareholder dispute arise.
Fundraising for businesses was an arbitrary practice without any formal guidelines and regulations before Companies Act 2013. Due to lacunae of legal provisions in Companies Act 1956, many a times, corporate with fraudulent mindset have found their way to dupe investors and public of their hard-earned money. It has created many legal disputes and controversies.
Now, new Companies Act and the consequent rules have formally covered all the modes of fund-raising and have tried to fill in the loopholes of old law. Stringent rules and cumbersome compliances are to ensure safeguard of the public money and restrict the malpractices. But these provisions have created confusion in respect of implementation and compliances. The easy availability of funds for businesses in real need has also dried up. MCA must come out some clarification to give breathing time to companies specifically for private companies.
Global Antitrust Filings in M&A Transactions focuses on a modern approach to what you need to know about the latest developments in global antitrust filings. Our panel includes partners with significant experience in the U.S., Asia (especially China), and Europe.
This document outlines several potential models for Alternative Business Structures (ABS) under the UK's Legal Services Act. It describes simple ABS models involving non-lawyer ownership of existing law firms. It also summarizes multi-disciplinary practices that combine legal and other professional services under one entity, and models that formalize referral arrangements or create legal arms of existing businesses. The document notes regulatory and cost considerations for ABS models and closing an ABS practice.
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Whether you are an entrepreneur or an investor, this presentation sets out the legal and business framework on How to Grow Your Technology Business into a profitable success!
Ten key provisions of franchise agreementsglob inc
The document outlines 10 key provisions that are generally covered in a franchise agreement: 1) Training and support provided by the franchisor, 2) The assigned territory for the franchisee, 3) The duration of the agreement, 4) Franchise fees and total anticipated investment, 5) Use of trademarks, patents and signage, 6) Royalties and other fees paid to the franchisor, 7) Advertising requirements and fees, 8) Operating protocols for franchisees, 9) Renewal rights and termination policies, and 10) The franchisee's rights to resell the franchise.
In the INTERNATIONAL FRANCHISE AGREEMENT TEMPLATE the Franchisor confers to the Franchisee the exclusive right to distribute its products in establishments which are uniformly equipped and furnished.
Shareholder disputes: Practical tips to prepare shareholder agreements and co...LE & TRAN | Trial Lawyers
When setting up a business entity, it is critical that the process is performed correctly to avoid future issues. This week, we would like to share with you our experience in drafting shareholder agreements and company charters. These instruments are essential for business investors when setting up a joint venture or in seeking protection for their investment in the period following a M&A project. This Insight will provide some practical tips for ensuring the validity of these instruments, minimizing the possibility of shareholder disputes, and ensuring that your business operations remain uninterrupted should a shareholder dispute arise.
Fundraising for businesses was an arbitrary practice without any formal guidelines and regulations before Companies Act 2013. Due to lacunae of legal provisions in Companies Act 1956, many a times, corporate with fraudulent mindset have found their way to dupe investors and public of their hard-earned money. It has created many legal disputes and controversies.
Now, new Companies Act and the consequent rules have formally covered all the modes of fund-raising and have tried to fill in the loopholes of old law. Stringent rules and cumbersome compliances are to ensure safeguard of the public money and restrict the malpractices. But these provisions have created confusion in respect of implementation and compliances. The easy availability of funds for businesses in real need has also dried up. MCA must come out some clarification to give breathing time to companies specifically for private companies.
Global Antitrust Filings in M&A Transactions focuses on a modern approach to what you need to know about the latest developments in global antitrust filings. Our panel includes partners with significant experience in the U.S., Asia (especially China), and Europe.
Chapter 38: Financial and Operational Features of CorporationsTara Kissel, M.Ed
This document provides an overview of key concepts related to the financial and operational features of corporations. It discusses corporate stocks, the rights and duties of shareholders and directors, and the liability of officers and directors. Specifically, it defines common and preferred stock, outlines shareholders' rights like preemptive rights and derivative suits, describes directors' powers and duties of loyalty/care, and analyzes related case studies on these topics.
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A related-party transaction is a business deal or arrangement between two parties who are joined by a special relationship prior to the deal.
Dodd-Frank Compliance and Technology Summer Meeting 2013Jeffrey C.Y. Li
The document discusses Dodd-Frank compliance requirements and challenges for financial institutions. It outlines four levels of compliance that a company called CPS II can provide, including archiving communications, capturing trade data, securely storing records, and reporting to agencies. It also discusses the compliance discovery, planning, and processing services CPS II offers. The document emphasizes that Dodd-Frank compliance requires appropriate technology, and penalties for non-compliance are severe. It advises financial institutions to learn requirements, identify deadlines, budget for solutions, and prepare to work with technology providers.
The document provides an overview of intellectual property issues that are important for startups, including what types of intellectual property exist, how to determine ownership of intellectual property, and common contractual provisions and other legal issues that startups should be aware of such as open source licensing, restrictions on business, and privacy concerns. It was presented by attorneys from Fenwick & West LLP, a law firm that focuses on technology companies, to provide a basic introduction to intellectual property issues relevant to startups.
Our International Business attorneys have amassed extensive experience representing american companies doing business abroad and in-bound investors or companies
This document summarizes key aspects of Chinese company law and compares it to English company law. It outlines the different types of business organizations in China, including partnerships, companies, and state-owned enterprises. It also describes the various forms of foreign investment enterprises allowed in China, and the requirements and processes for converting between them. The document then examines important aspects of corporate governance, including management structures, directors' duties and liabilities, and shareholder rights and protections. It concludes with sections on articles of association, share capital and public listings.
India offers risk and reward. IndusLaw partner, Gaurav Dani and Saurav Kumar spoke on some of the key issues to think about in the context of an equity investment and the pitfalls to be aware of in structuring joint ventures in Tokyo earlier in April
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The document discusses key concepts related to mergers, acquisitions, and takeovers such as:
- A merger integrates two firms on an equal basis, an acquisition involves one firm buying another to make it a subsidiary, and a takeover occurs when a target firm is acquired without soliciting a bid.
- Reasons for M&A include developing new capabilities, avoiding competition, and lower risk than internal development. Problems include integration difficulties, debt loads, inability to achieve synergies, and managers overly focused on acquisitions.
- Takeover regulations ensure minority shareholders are treated fairly during substantial acquisitions and are given an exit opportunity. The regulations mandate open offers and establish thresholds for mandatory offers.
Related Party Transactions by Dipti Mehta Partner Mehta & Mehta Company Secretary
Both under the 2013 Act , requirements concerning related party transactions may be divided into four key parts, viz., identification of related parties, related party transactions, approval process and disclosure requirements. It is clear from discussion below that in most cases, The definition of ‘related party’ under RC49 is likely to result in identification of significantly higher number of related party. Unlike the 2013 Act, RC49 does not exempt related party transactions from special resolution of disinterested shareholders based on criteria, viz., (i) transaction is in the ordinary course of business and at arm’s length, or (ii) prescribed threshold regarding transaction value and share capital are not breached.
Disclaimer: Disclaimer: This presentation is based on my internal research. It is notified that the presenter and any other person related to him shall be responsible for any damage or loss of any action taken based on this presentation. It is suggested to seek professional advice before initiating any action.
Legal Considerations for Technology EntrepreneursFenwick & West
Fenwick partner Dan Dorosin reviews the legal issues tech entrepreneurs face along the road from idea to successful enterprise. Learn more about when a lawyer typically gets involved and why and the key steps in a startup’s corporate life cycle—including company formation, founding team considerations, equity allocation, founder equity arrangements and the financing process.
Shareholder agreement questionnaire final 060112Cummings
This document is a questionnaire from a law firm regarding issues to consider when drafting a shareholders' agreement. It contains over 30 questions across topics like share ownership and transfer restrictions, director appointments and meetings, shareholder consent requirements, non-competition clauses, valuation of departing shareholders' shares, and provisions for deadlock resolution. The law firm notes that not all questions will apply to every situation, and completing the questionnaire will help identify relevant issues to address in the shareholders' agreement tailored to the clients' individual circumstances.
Introduction to Venture Capital FinancingWilmerHale
This document provides an overview of venture capital financing, including what a venture capital transaction entails, the types of documents involved in a venture capital deal, and key terms addressed in those documents. A venture capital transaction typically involves an investment of capital in exchange for shares in a company, with the goal of an eventual liquidity event like an IPO or acquisition. The main documents discussed are the term sheet, stock purchase agreement, certificate of incorporation, investor rights agreement, voting agreement, and right of first refusal and co-sale agreement. Key terms covered include financing details, representations and warranties, registration rights, investor rights, and rights of first refusal.
1. The document discusses securities law implications that may arise in private M&A transactions.
2. It outlines exemptions from securities registration requirements, such as Regulation D and Section 4(a)(2), that can apply to private deals.
3. Accredited investors and verification of their status is discussed, as well as state blue sky laws and anti-fraud provisions that still apply regardless of exemption.
Organisations or companies holding a license (AFSL) are able to legally provide the full range of financial services, including providing advice on investments and financial products such as savings plans, pensions, RSA products and insurance or selling products directly to clients.
The document discusses mergers and amalgamations under the Indian Companies Act of 1956. It defines key terms like merger, amalgamation, and defines the relevant sections of the Act. It discusses the process of approval that includes convening shareholder and creditor meetings directed by the court, voting requirements of a majority in number and 3/4 in value, and the role of the registrar of companies and official liquidator in providing reports to the court before sanctioning a scheme.
Practical guide to basic legal issues to be aware of when planning China entry, including corporate structure, tax planning and intellectual property protection.
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Discussion of developments in Irish Personal Insolvency & Bankruptcy legislation with a particular focus on Personal Insolvency Arrangements and the treatment of pensions.
Explores the topics:
- When should I form a company?
- What entity should I use – LLC or corporation?
- Where should I incorporate – Delaware or New York?
- Should I use lawyers or do it myself?
Fotos reales, ficha tecnica y equipamiento BMW X535i Full; 80,000 kmConKmAsesores
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Closed-loop reporting (CLR) is a process where the sales team informs the marketing team of which lead generation sources were most successful in converting leads so that marketing can focus future efforts. CLR tracks leads from initial website traffic or form submission through conversion using cookie IDs, and feeds data back to marketing on source performance so they can optimize lead generation efforts over time.
Chapter 38: Financial and Operational Features of CorporationsTara Kissel, M.Ed
This document provides an overview of key concepts related to the financial and operational features of corporations. It discusses corporate stocks, the rights and duties of shareholders and directors, and the liability of officers and directors. Specifically, it defines common and preferred stock, outlines shareholders' rights like preemptive rights and derivative suits, describes directors' powers and duties of loyalty/care, and analyzes related case studies on these topics.
DrCompliance
A related-party transaction is a business deal or arrangement between two parties who are joined by a special relationship prior to the deal.
Dodd-Frank Compliance and Technology Summer Meeting 2013Jeffrey C.Y. Li
The document discusses Dodd-Frank compliance requirements and challenges for financial institutions. It outlines four levels of compliance that a company called CPS II can provide, including archiving communications, capturing trade data, securely storing records, and reporting to agencies. It also discusses the compliance discovery, planning, and processing services CPS II offers. The document emphasizes that Dodd-Frank compliance requires appropriate technology, and penalties for non-compliance are severe. It advises financial institutions to learn requirements, identify deadlines, budget for solutions, and prepare to work with technology providers.
The document provides an overview of intellectual property issues that are important for startups, including what types of intellectual property exist, how to determine ownership of intellectual property, and common contractual provisions and other legal issues that startups should be aware of such as open source licensing, restrictions on business, and privacy concerns. It was presented by attorneys from Fenwick & West LLP, a law firm that focuses on technology companies, to provide a basic introduction to intellectual property issues relevant to startups.
Our International Business attorneys have amassed extensive experience representing american companies doing business abroad and in-bound investors or companies
This document summarizes key aspects of Chinese company law and compares it to English company law. It outlines the different types of business organizations in China, including partnerships, companies, and state-owned enterprises. It also describes the various forms of foreign investment enterprises allowed in China, and the requirements and processes for converting between them. The document then examines important aspects of corporate governance, including management structures, directors' duties and liabilities, and shareholder rights and protections. It concludes with sections on articles of association, share capital and public listings.
India offers risk and reward. IndusLaw partner, Gaurav Dani and Saurav Kumar spoke on some of the key issues to think about in the context of an equity investment and the pitfalls to be aware of in structuring joint ventures in Tokyo earlier in April
There are numerous pitfalls to launching a startup: losing intellectual property rights, overcomplicating the financing, failing to establish the ground rules with co-founders, and more. Fenwick partner Andy Albertson shares tips for planning and building a successful business in this presentation given at UW CoMotion. Topics include IP rights, employment contracts, formation best practices, initial capitalization issues, compliance with securities laws, retaining founders and key employees, and building a strong board.
The document discusses key concepts related to mergers, acquisitions, and takeovers such as:
- A merger integrates two firms on an equal basis, an acquisition involves one firm buying another to make it a subsidiary, and a takeover occurs when a target firm is acquired without soliciting a bid.
- Reasons for M&A include developing new capabilities, avoiding competition, and lower risk than internal development. Problems include integration difficulties, debt loads, inability to achieve synergies, and managers overly focused on acquisitions.
- Takeover regulations ensure minority shareholders are treated fairly during substantial acquisitions and are given an exit opportunity. The regulations mandate open offers and establish thresholds for mandatory offers.
Related Party Transactions by Dipti Mehta Partner Mehta & Mehta Company Secretary
Both under the 2013 Act , requirements concerning related party transactions may be divided into four key parts, viz., identification of related parties, related party transactions, approval process and disclosure requirements. It is clear from discussion below that in most cases, The definition of ‘related party’ under RC49 is likely to result in identification of significantly higher number of related party. Unlike the 2013 Act, RC49 does not exempt related party transactions from special resolution of disinterested shareholders based on criteria, viz., (i) transaction is in the ordinary course of business and at arm’s length, or (ii) prescribed threshold regarding transaction value and share capital are not breached.
Disclaimer: Disclaimer: This presentation is based on my internal research. It is notified that the presenter and any other person related to him shall be responsible for any damage or loss of any action taken based on this presentation. It is suggested to seek professional advice before initiating any action.
Legal Considerations for Technology EntrepreneursFenwick & West
Fenwick partner Dan Dorosin reviews the legal issues tech entrepreneurs face along the road from idea to successful enterprise. Learn more about when a lawyer typically gets involved and why and the key steps in a startup’s corporate life cycle—including company formation, founding team considerations, equity allocation, founder equity arrangements and the financing process.
Shareholder agreement questionnaire final 060112Cummings
This document is a questionnaire from a law firm regarding issues to consider when drafting a shareholders' agreement. It contains over 30 questions across topics like share ownership and transfer restrictions, director appointments and meetings, shareholder consent requirements, non-competition clauses, valuation of departing shareholders' shares, and provisions for deadlock resolution. The law firm notes that not all questions will apply to every situation, and completing the questionnaire will help identify relevant issues to address in the shareholders' agreement tailored to the clients' individual circumstances.
Introduction to Venture Capital FinancingWilmerHale
This document provides an overview of venture capital financing, including what a venture capital transaction entails, the types of documents involved in a venture capital deal, and key terms addressed in those documents. A venture capital transaction typically involves an investment of capital in exchange for shares in a company, with the goal of an eventual liquidity event like an IPO or acquisition. The main documents discussed are the term sheet, stock purchase agreement, certificate of incorporation, investor rights agreement, voting agreement, and right of first refusal and co-sale agreement. Key terms covered include financing details, representations and warranties, registration rights, investor rights, and rights of first refusal.
1. The document discusses securities law implications that may arise in private M&A transactions.
2. It outlines exemptions from securities registration requirements, such as Regulation D and Section 4(a)(2), that can apply to private deals.
3. Accredited investors and verification of their status is discussed, as well as state blue sky laws and anti-fraud provisions that still apply regardless of exemption.
Organisations or companies holding a license (AFSL) are able to legally provide the full range of financial services, including providing advice on investments and financial products such as savings plans, pensions, RSA products and insurance or selling products directly to clients.
The document discusses mergers and amalgamations under the Indian Companies Act of 1956. It defines key terms like merger, amalgamation, and defines the relevant sections of the Act. It discusses the process of approval that includes convening shareholder and creditor meetings directed by the court, voting requirements of a majority in number and 3/4 in value, and the role of the registrar of companies and official liquidator in providing reports to the court before sanctioning a scheme.
Practical guide to basic legal issues to be aware of when planning China entry, including corporate structure, tax planning and intellectual property protection.
Developments in Personal Insolvency & BankruptcyJim Stafford
Discussion of developments in Irish Personal Insolvency & Bankruptcy legislation with a particular focus on Personal Insolvency Arrangements and the treatment of pensions.
Explores the topics:
- When should I form a company?
- What entity should I use – LLC or corporation?
- Where should I incorporate – Delaware or New York?
- Should I use lawyers or do it myself?
Fotos reales, ficha tecnica y equipamiento BMW X535i Full; 80,000 kmConKmAsesores
Este documento proporciona las especificaciones técnicas de un todoterreno, incluyendo detalles sobre su motor de gasolina turboalimentado de 6 cilindros en línea con 306 caballos de fuerza, su transmisión automática de 8 velocidades, sus dimensiones de 4886 mm de largo, 1938 mm de ancho y 1762 mm de alto, y su capacidad para 7 pasajeros. También describe sus características como tracción integral, control de estabilidad, airbags, y equipamiento de lujo.
Closed-loop reporting (CLR) is a process where the sales team informs the marketing team of which lead generation sources were most successful in converting leads so that marketing can focus future efforts. CLR tracks leads from initial website traffic or form submission through conversion using cookie IDs, and feeds data back to marketing on source performance so they can optimize lead generation efforts over time.
Este documento proporciona instrucciones para completar una tabla con información sobre alumnos que están rezagados en su aprendizaje. La tabla incluye columnas para el nombre, grado y grupo del alumno, su asistencia, calificaciones y evaluaciones disponibles, y un análisis de sus cuadernos y trabajos escolares. Se proporcionan dos ejemplos completados de alumnos con su información respectiva.
Singer and American Novelty Product Range - 16.03.15Mark Kady
This document contains product specifications and packaging details for various small kitchen appliances, including stand mixers, microwave ovens, electric ovens, grills, fry pans, kettles, toasters, slow cookers, blenders, rice cookers, and more. Each product listing includes the model number, key features, wattage or power rating, packaging quantities, and barcode. Warranties are listed as 12 months for all products.
This document describes an online application for a college's training and placement cell (TPO) to manage student information for placement. The system allows students to submit information and CVs online and allows companies to interface with students. It stores student data and can generate student lists, profiles, notices, mailing lists, and results analysis. The system was developed using Java, HTML, and runs on Windows XP with minimum hardware specifications of an Intel processor, 512MB RAM, and 40GB hard disk. It aims to improve on the existing manual process of form filling, mark collection, and excel sheet preparation.
This document is a curriculum vitae for Lau Eng Sai that summarizes his education and professional experience. He has a Master's degree from the University of New South Wales in Australia and a Bachelor's degree from the National University of Singapore. His experience includes over 15 years in project management, business operations, and business development roles in various industries. Currently he is an Associate Team Director at PropNex Realty, where he manages a real estate team and provides services in property acquisition and leasing.
The document provides an overview of franchising, including what a franchise is, examples of franchises, factors for success or failure, and revenue streams. It discusses that a franchise involves a franchisor granting a license to a franchisee to use their business model and brand name. Successful franchises view it as a long-term partnership, provide comprehensive training, undertake research and development, and tie franchisor income to franchisee success. Now may be a good time to franchise as people seek new opportunities and franchises generally have higher success rates than independent businesses.
Sale of a Business - Legal Risk Factors and Due diligenceTom Meagher
This document summarizes the key risk factors and due diligence considerations for a buyer purchasing a business. It outlines 6 areas for buyers to focus on: 1) Ensuring the sales contract allows for comprehensive due diligence; 2) Documents and warranties to review; 3) Relevant business registers; 4) Factors that could hinder due diligence and settlement; 5) Mitigating risks before and after settlement; 6) Concessional transfer duty rates that may apply in Western Australia. The presentation is delivered by Tom Meagher, a commercial law director at Murfett Legal, to help buyers navigate legal risks when purchasing a business.
Legal structures to attract investors and penetrate the global market EkoInnovationCentre
Private equity funding and global expansion require careful legal structuring and due diligence. Private equity involves providing equity capital to growing companies in exchange for ownership stakes. The process includes expressing interest, conducting due diligence on both parties, negotiating terms, and closing with signed agreements. Both companies and investors must research the other thoroughly. Expanding globally requires understanding foreign laws, choosing governing law for contracts, selecting the proper legal entity like an LLC or joint venture, and ensuring compliance with corporate governance rules. Careful legal and risk assessment is vital for attracting investors and penetrating new markets.
Basic legal principles in relation to startupsSam Nixon
This document provides an agenda and overview for a legal workshop on starting and protecting a business. The agenda covers companies and incorporation, shareholders agreements, founders agreements, intellectual property protection through patents, trademarks and non-disclosure agreements, and joint ventures. It emphasizes the importance of properly structuring the business through appropriate legal entities and contracts to define ownership and protect intellectual property. Key topics include deciding on a business structure, registering a company, outlining director and shareholder rights, commercializing intellectual property, and including necessary provisions in agreements to prevent disputes.
A franchise is a business that operates under a system established by the franchisor, involving the franchisor granting the franchisee the right to operate a replicated business using the franchisor's name, methods, and procedures. The franchisee pays initial and ongoing fees to the franchisor. A franchisor owns the operating systems and trademarks, while a franchisee pays for the right to use them. Royalties are ongoing payments franchisees make to franchisors for continuous use of the franchisor's intellectual property. The franchise agreement is the legally binding document laying out the rights and obligations of both parties.
This document provides an overview of contract reviews and negotiations. It discusses key elements of contracts such as offers, acceptance, certainty of terms, and consideration. It also covers types of contracts, methods of contract formation, parties that can bind contracts, and important contract clauses to consider like limitations of liability, termination, intellectual property, and dispute resolution. The presentation emphasizes getting proper legal advice when entering contracts to avoid unnecessary legal risks and issues down the road.
On September 8, 2016 Kegler Brown's Global Business Attorney, Vinita Bahri-Mehra was a part of a panel discussion along with BDO's International Tax Senior Manager Dominick Warner, Crimson Cup's President Greg Ubert, and Abercrombie & Fitch's Vice President of Corporate Development Jennifer Press.
The panelists discussed their experiences and what they consider to be best practices when it comes to franchising + licensing abroad. While most of this event consisted of audience Q&A, moderated by Deborah Scherer of Columbus 2020, Vinita and Dominick each gave brief presentations on different aspects of international franchising.
Globalization presents challenges and opportunities through technology and new markets. Competing locally requires strategic insight to differentiate from established competitors. Franchising is a successful tactic that allows prosperity and growth by employing a proven business model and brand while providing training and support. However, challenges in Bangladesh include a lack of franchise laws and regulations, risks of quality issues and reputation harm for franchisors when terms are violated, and bureaucratic hurdles. Chicken King has achieved success in Bangladesh through niche positioning as the first halal fast food franchise, low costs, family friendly environment, and unique flavors that blend Western and local tastes.
Futcher Attorneys is a specialized labour relations and employment law firm with over 20 years of experience in these fields. They provide litigation, drafting, and dispute resolution services with a focus on labour law and related commercial law. Their clients include companies in various industries as well as unions. The firm offers services such as drafting policies and procedures, advising on labour issues and disputes, and commercial law services like contract drafting. Futcher Attorneys is part of the Imber Group network of law firms and is committed to pro bono work.
Asset finance provides businesses with financing to purchase equipment and other assets. In 2018, the Finance and Leasing Association (FLA) provided over £33 billion in asset finance to UK businesses. Asset finance comes in various forms, including finance leases, operating leases, and hire purchase agreements. Each type has different characteristics in terms of ownership, tax treatment, and options at the end of the agreement. Choosing the right type of asset finance depends on factors like whether the business wants to own the asset ultimately. Asset finance can be used flexibly to meet business needs and is becoming increasingly important for SME financing.
This document provides a due diligence checklist for clients considering purchasing a business. It includes questions to consider regarding customers and markets, inventory and suppliers, people and processes, contracts and agreements, and financial performance of the business. It also includes a simplified legal due diligence checklist of key information to obtain from vendors, such as corporate structure, licenses, contracts, assets, employees and any litigation. The purpose is to help buyers thoroughly evaluate all important aspects of a target business before acquiring it.
Franchising involves a franchisor licensing a franchisee to use their business model, brand, and systems. It has grown significantly since Singer Sewing Machines first used franchising in the mid-19th century. Franchising allows for rapid expansion, capital raising, and shared marketing while providing assistance to franchisees. The relationship is governed by a franchise agreement that specifies fees, territories, and obligations of both parties. It can benefit small businesses by leveraging a known brand but franchisees must balance franchisor restrictions with independent management abilities.
The document discusses various legal structures for new business ventures including sole proprietorships, partnerships, and corporations. Sole proprietorships are owned and operated by one person who has unlimited liability. Partnerships involve two or more co-owners who share profits and losses. Corporations are separate legal entities where owners' liability is limited. The document also discusses intellectual property laws covering trademarks, patents, copyrights, trade secrets, and licensing. Product liability and ethics in business decision making are also addressed.
This document provides an overview of buying a franchise, including the advantages and disadvantages. The key advantages include managerial assistance from franchisors, established business goodwill and proven products/services, group purchasing power for lower costs, and professional advertising. The main disadvantages are the various fees charged, operational control exerted by the franchisor, and uncertainty around contract renewal. It outlines steps for franchisees to research opportunities, request offering documents, investigate franchisors, and consult professionals before making a decision.
The document discusses several types of business agreements, including memorandums of understanding, franchise agreements, joint venture agreements, founders agreements, share purchase agreements, and shareholders agreements. It provides brief descriptions of the purpose and key elements of each type of agreement. For example, it states that a memorandum of understanding is a preliminary agreement that is not legally binding, while a franchise agreement legally allows a person to use a known brand name and provides access to proprietary resources.
This document discusses three global market entry strategies: franchising, foreign direct investment, and licensing. Franchising involves a contractual relationship where the franchisor offers business support and the franchisee makes a substantial investment. Foreign direct investment refers to establishing foreign subsidiaries or acquiring shares in foreign companies. Licensing involves granting permission to use intellectual property in exchange for fees or royalties.
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4. What is a Franchise?
• Not absolutely legally certain.
• Broadly described as an arrangement where:
– one party (the Franchisor) allows another party (the Franchisee)
to operate a business under:
• a brand (e.g. a trade mark); and
• a system (e.g. operations manual),
that provides goods and/or services (e.g. parts and labour) in
consideration for a fee or royalty.