Plymouth Meeting, PA
Franchising Lawyer at Plymouth Meeting, PA
Practice Areas: Franchising, Business, Commercial
You will need to register as a "foreign LLC" in PA with the PA Corporation Bureau. This allows you to keep your NJ company and run it in PA. ...
No - the Buyer should do its full due diligence of the business, which includes evaluating the last few years of tax returns, current financial...
The requirement of disclosure is meant to protect and inform prospective franchisees, not existing franchisees. That requirement does not provide...
If you were in default of the franchise agreement (you breached some of the terms of the agreement) and the franchisor properly terminated with...
You should immediately consult with an experienced franchise attorney who can review the documents you signed, understand the facts of the...
First of all, if you plan to have different businesses, they should each be different entities (either corporation or limited liability company)....
There are factors to consider. Generally they are clauses that are not enforceable against individual consumers. You should consult an experienced...
This is really not the type of question that any attorney on Avvo can answer without reviewing the document you signed. I think you should...
It sounds like you may need to file in FL as foreign entity doing business in FL. Then you likely do not need a DBA. This gives you the same...
In PA, as in most states, a non-compete is not looked highly upon by the courts. The courts will only enforce them if the non-compete is limited...
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