Scott F March

I represent both franchisors and franchisees. A franchise lawyer needs specialized legal knowledge, business experience, and common sense. I am a Certified Specialist in Franchise & Distribution Law (California State Bar Board of Legal Specialization). I hold a Certificate in Franchise Management from Georgetown University and I am an IFA Certified Franchise Executive. As for common sense: well that comes with over two decades of experience in franchise law.

I work with start-ups and established small businesses. Issues include leases, licensing, trademarks, buying & selling a company, and all of the other day-to-day matters that challenge business owners. I provide cost-effective and common sense solutions to problems. It's tought to be a buisness owner these days and your lawyer should not be part of the problem.