Franchise

By Lynne D. Shelton

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by: Jason W. Power, Esq.

Tampa, FL

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By: Lynne D. Shelton, Esq.

Many blue-collar workers and professionals alike are taking their savings plans and investing them in themselves. So which franchise system should they invest in? Well the decision to purchase a franchise is the easy part, but choosing the right franchise for you requires several steps of self-identity and in-depth decisions.

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By:  Lynne D. Shelton, Esq.

By: Lynne Shelton, Esq.

By: Lynne Shelton, Esq.

A franchise can exist even when it is not called a “franchise” by name. By statute, certain dealers and distributorship programs can actually be classified as franchises. If you have any questions whether your brand expansion is a franchise or not, contact a knowledgeable franchise attorney.

By: Lynne Shelton, Esq.

Austin, TX

By: Lynne Shelton, Esq.

At Shelton & Power, LLC we are constantly asked whether we think a system can become a brand. Whether a business is franchisable depends on many issues. Below is our Top 10 checklist to determine whether your business could become a franchise system.

By: Lynne Shelton, Esq.