|
Franchise Law Journal,
1999-2000, Vol.19
|
|
Author
|
Title
|
number
|
Page
to Page
|
|
LINDA
K. STEVENS
|
When
Should a Confidentiality Agreement Contain a Time Limit?
|
No.1
|
pp. 3-5
|
|
RICHARD
M. ASBILL, W. ANDREW SCOTT
|
Meineke
Revisited: The Specter of Individual Liability
|
No.1
|
pp. 6-8
|
|
BEVERLY
BRYAN SWALLOWS
|
Reducing
Legal Risk and Avoiding Employment Discrimination Claims
|
No.1
|
pp. 9-19
|
|
David
W. Koch, Meredith Fuchs
|
What
Hath Technology Wrought?
|
No.2
|
pp. 47-57
|
|
JAN S.
GILBERT
|
The
FTC Rule and the PMPA: An Uncertain Alliance
|
No.2
|
pp. 58-73
|
|
EDWARD
WOOD DUNHAM
|
Enforcing
Contract Terms Designed to Manage Franchisor Risk
|
No.3
|
pp. 91-102
|
|
DAVID
A. BEYER, SCOTT P WEBER
|
Estimated
Initial Investment Claims: Strict Liability or Strictly Folly?
|
No.3
|
pp. 103-110
|
|
JEFFREY
C. SELMAN
|
Applying
the Business Judgment Rule to the Franchise Relationship
|
No.3
|
pp. 111-118
|
|
KEVIN
M. SHELLEY, SUSAN H. MORTON
|
"Control"
in Franchising and the Common Law
|
No.3
|
pp. 119-127
|
|
LANE
FISHER, CHERYL L. MULLIN
|
FTC
Notice of Proposed Rulemaking Offers Guidance for Electronic Disclosure
|
No.4
|
pp. 143-144
|
|
JONATHAN
SOLISH
|
IN
MEMORIAM: HAROLD BROWN
|
No.4
|
pp. 145-155
|
|
BENJAMIN
A. LEVIN, KENNETH R. COSTELLO, MICHAEL J. LOCKERBY
|
Queen
City Reigns; Days Inn Settles with DOJ; Courts Restrict Restrictive Covenants
|
No.4
|
pp. 156-163
|
|
|
Annual
Forum to Focus on Hard Issues in the "Big Easy"
|
No.4
|
pp. 164-164
|
|
Franchise Law Journal,
2000-2001, Vol.20
|
|
Author
|
Title
|
number
|
Page
to Page
|
|
C.
BRENT ROBBINS
|
Remedies
Available for Technical Violations
|
No.1
|
pp. 9-14
|
|
MICHAEL
E. CHIONOPOULOS
|
Preliminary
Injunction Through Arbitration: The Franchisor's Weapon of Choice in
Trademark Disputes
|
No.1
|
pp. 15-16
|
|
Matre
Coralie Smets-Gary, Rechstanwaltin Katharina von Woellwarth
|
Pros
and Cons of a Community Trademark
|
No.1
|
pp. 17-21
|
|
ERIK
B. WULFF, CHRISTOPHER A. NOWAK
|
The
New Commission Block Exemption: A Blurry Roadmap for Franchising in Europe
|
No.2
|
pp. 47-51
|
|
JAMES
R. SIMS III, BRETT I. MILLER
|
A
Blueprint for Understanding Copyright Ownership in Architectural Works
|
No.2
|
pp. 52-58
|
|
JAMES
K. GENDEN
|
A
Guide to the Illinois Franchise Disclosure Act
|
No.2
|
pp. 59-66
|
|
EDWARD
N. LEVITT
|
Ontario
Passes Franchise Legislation
|
No.2
|
pp. 67-83
|
|
CRAIG
J. MADSON
|
Patent
Misuse in Franchise Agreements: A Ripple on the Waters of Franchise Law
|
No.3
|
pp. 107-115
|
|
JOSEPH
SCHUMACHER, KIMBERLY TOOMEY
|
Recovering
Lost Future Royalties in a Franchise Termination Case
|
No.3
|
pp. 116-121
|
|
DAVID
L. CAHN, WILL K. WOODS
|
Item
19 Earnings Claims- A Disclosure Most Franchisors Should Try to Make
|
No.3
|
pp. 122-131
|
|
JEFFERY
S. HAFF, NANCY L. LOCHNER
|
Thinking
Outside the "Franchise Law" Box: Is Our Area of Law Special? Should
It Be?
|
No.3
|
pp. 132-149
|
|
KEVIN
M. KENNEDY
|
The
Use of Daubert and Its Progeny to Attack Lost- Profit Claims
|
No.4
|
pp. 169-174
|
|
DENNIS
R. LAFIURA, DAVID S. SAGER
|
Liquidated
Damages Provisions and the Case for Routine Enforcement
|
No.4
|
pp. 175-180
|
|
SCOTT
MCINTOSH
|
Fair
Criticism, Cyberlibel, and Unlawful Coordinated Action over the Internet
|
No.4
|
pp. 181-187
|
|
JEFFREY
A. BRIMER, BRYAN C. BACON
|
Franchisor
Liability for Gender Discrimination and Sexual Misconduct
|
No.4
|
pp. 188-205
|
|
Franchise Law Journal,
2001-2002, Vol.21
|
|
Author
|
Title
|
number
|
Page
to Page
|
|
CHARLES
G. MILLER, DARRYL A. HART
|
The
FAA on a Collision Course with the Unconscionability Doctrine
|
No.1
|
pp. 4-12
|
|
RONALD
T. COLEMAN, DAVID B. DARDEN
|
The
Constitutionality of Retroactive Franchise Laws
|
No.1
|
pp. 13-22
|
|
JEFFREY
H. WOLF
|
Litigating
the "Monstrous Heresy": Punitive Damage in Franchise Disputes
|
No.1
|
pp. 23-51
|
|
ERIK
B. WULFF, SCOTT A. MCINTOSH
|
The
Separate Product Test in Franchise Tying Cases: Through the Microsoft Lens of
Reason
|
No.2
|
pp. 70-73
|
|
DANIEL
L. WADDELL, JIM PHIPPS
|
How
Franchisors Can Benefit from UCC Revised Article 9
|
No.2
|
pp. 74-78
|
|
DANIEL
S. KAPLAN
|
Protecting
the Franchisor's Interests When a Franchisee Files for Bankruptcy Protection
|
No.2
|
pp. 79-84
|
|
ALAN
M. ANDERSON, RENEE L. JACKSON
|
Enforcement
of Noncompete Provisions Against a Franchisee After Bankruptcy
|
No.2
|
pp. 85-89
|
|
Bruce
S. Schaeffer
|
Succession
Planning for Franchisees
|
No.2
|
pp. 90-101
|
|
JAMES
L. PETERSEN, ANGELA M. FIFELSKI
|
State
Tying Claims: Do You Know What May Be Lurking
|
No.3
|
pp. 118-127
|
|
DAVID
GURNICK, TAL GRINBLAT
|
Be
Prepared- Managing Catastrophic Risks in Franchise Systems
|
No.3
|
pp. 128-133
|
|
ALAN M.
ANDERSON, RENEE L. JACKSON
|
The
Dischargeability of Claims for Injunctive Relief After Bankruptcy
|
No.3
|
pp. 134-135
|
|
PETER
C. LAGARIAS
|
Uniformity
in California Franchise Agreements
|
No.3
|
pp. 136-163
|
|
MICHAEL
E. COBO
|
How
Potential Jurors View Franchising
|
No.4
|
pp. 182-186
|
|
COURTLAND
L. REICHMAN, M. MELISSA CANNADY
|
False
Advertising Under the Lanham Act
|
No.4
|
pp. 187-197
|
|
F.
MARTIN DAJANI
|
Antitrust
Standards in Franchisor/ Franchisee Electronic Marketplaces
|
No.4
|
pp. 198-203
|
|
HAROLD
R. BRUNO III
|
Is
Proper Termination Necessary to Obtain a Trademark Injunction?
|
No.4
|
pp. 204-222
|
|
Franchise Law Journal,
2002-2003, Vol.22
|
|
Author
|
Title
|
number
|
Page
to Page
|
|
GREGORY
ROSENBLATT, CHRISTINA K. PETERSON, JODY LYNN DESTEFANIS
|
A
Sleeping Tiger? Business Method Patent Protection for Franchise Systems
|
No.1
|
pp. 9-14
|
|
MARTIN
G. GILBERT
|
Proving
Lost Profits Through Lay Opinion Testimony- Is the Back Door Still Open?
|
No.1
|
pp. 15-20
|
|
RICHARD
E. JOHNSON, RICHARD G. GREENSTEIN
|
Achieving
"Victory Through Prearrangements": Supplementing Covenants Not to
Compete
|
No.1
|
pp. 21-36
|
|
JANE
COHEN, LARRY WEINBERG
|
Good
Faith and Fair Dealing: A Primer on the Differences Between the United States
and Canada
|
No.1
|
pp. 37-60
|
|
CHRISTOPHER
R. DRAHOZAL
|
Arbitration
Clauses in Franchise Agreements: Common (and Uncommon) Terms
|
No.2
|
pp. 81-84
|
|
ROBERT
L. EBE
|
The
Nuts and Bolts of Arbitration
|
No.2
|
pp. 85-100
|
|
ARTHUR
M. KAUFMAN, Ross M. BABBITT
|
The
Mutuality Doctrine in the Arbitration Agreements: The Elephant in the Road
|
No.2
|
pp. 101-116
|
|
CHARLES
G. MILLER
|
How to
Avoid the Impact of Laxmi and Unconscionability on Out- of- State Forum
Selection Clauses
|
No.2
|
pp. 117-120
|
|
JENNIFER
L. GEHRIG
|
Arbitration:
A Franchisee's Perspective
|
No.2
|
pp. 121-124
|
|
BETHANY
L. APPLEBY
|
Interim
Relief: Preserving Franchise Goodwill During Termination Proceedings
|
No.2
|
pp. 125-127
|
|
JONATHAN
J. TORONTO
|
Arbitration:
A Review of the Literature
|
No.2
|
pp. 128-135
|
|
EDWARD
WOOD DUNHAM
|
Some
Thoughts on Settling Franchise Disputes
|
No.3
|
pp. 147-150
|
|
MICHAEL
J. LOCKERBY
|
Market
Withdrawal: Judges and Juries Aren't Buying What Terminated Dealers Are
Selling
|
No.3
|
pp. 151-158
|
|
JOSEPH
J. FITTANTE, JR.
|
"Community
of Interest": Clarity or Confusion?
|
No.3
|
pp. 160-167
|
|
DOUGLAS
C. BERRY, MICHAEL C. WILLIAMS, DAVID M. BYERS
|
Closing
the Door on Efforts to Create a Franchisor Duty of Competence
|
No.3
|
pp. 168-175
|
|
CHARLES
B. CANNON
|
What
Franchisors Need to Know About Privacy Rights, a Safe Harbor, and Standard
Contractual Clauses Before Exchanging Personal Information with Europeans
|
No.3
|
pp. 176-183
|
|
KEVIN
M. SHELLEY, DAVID W. OPPENHEIM
|
When
Conflicting Principles Collide: The Uncharted Boundary Between Fair
Competition and Tortious Conduct
|
No.3
|
pp. 184-191
|
|
|
The
Inevitable Disclosure Doctrine in Franchise Disputes
|
No.4
|
pp. 207-218
|
|
CARL
J. CHIAPPA, DAVID STOELTING
|
Tip of
the Iceberg? New Law Exempts Car Dealers from Federal Arbitration Act
|
No.4
|
pp. 219-220
|
|
CHRISTOPHER
R. BUSSERT
|
An
Analysis of Potential Issues in the Use of Split Telephone Intercepts
|
No.4
|
pp. 221-223
|
|
DAVID
A. BEYER, SCOTT P. WEBER
|
Perilous
Prospects- Part I: Lawsuits to Get into the Franchise System
|
No.4
|
pp. 224-242
|
|
Franchise Law Journal,
2003-2004, Vol.23
|
|
Author
|
Title
|
number
|
Page
to Page
|
|
SUZANNE
E. WACHSSTOCK, ERIKA L. AMARANTE
|
Antitrust
and Franchising: Conspiracies Between Franchisors and Franchisees Under
Section I
|
No.1
|
pp. 7-16
|
|
CORBY
C. ANDERSON, TED P. PEARCE
|
The
Antitrust Risks of Information Sharing
|
No.1
|
pp. 17-23
|
|
COURTLAND
L. REICHMAN, M. MELISSA CANNADY
|
The
U.S. Supreme Court Dilutes the Federal Dilution Statute
|
No.1
|
pp. 24-33
|
|
DAVID
A. BEYER, SCOTT R. WEBER
|
Perilous
Prospects- Part II: Lawsuits to Get into the Franchise System
|
No.1
|
pp. 34-48
|
|
STEVEN
B. FEIRMAN
|
The Legality
Of Rebates From Suppliers
|
No.2
|
pp. 71-83
|
|
KEVIN
M. KENNEDY, BETHANY APPLEBY
|
Green
Tree Financial Corp. v. Bazzle: A New Day for Class Arbitrations?
|
No.2
|
pp. 84-87
|
|
ANN
HURWITZ, MICHAEL SEID
|
Finding
the Balance in Franchise Broker Regulation Among Franchisees, Franchisors,
and Franchise Brokers
|
No.2
|
pp. 88-94
|
|
BRET
LOWELL
|
NASAA
Considers New Policy to Diffuse State Franchise Registrations Throughout the
Year
|
No.2
|
pp. 95-96
|
|
Michael
R. Levinson, Louis S. Chronowski
|
In-
Term Uses of Trademark Remedies in Franchise Relationships
|
No.2
|
pp. 97-101
|
|
KEITH
J. KANOUSE
|
An
Overview of Federal and State Business Opportunity Laws
|
No.2
|
pp. 102-109
|
|
MARK
J. BURZYCH, EMILY L. MATTHEWS
|
Vive
la Difference? Selective Enforcement of Franchise Agreement Terms and System
Standards
|
No.2
|
pp. 110-119
|
|
Charles
S. Model, Andrew C. Selden
|
What
Do Personal Guarantees Offer the Franchisor?
|
No.3
|
pp. 138-140
|
|
DAVID
J. KAUFMANN, DAVID W. OPPENHEIM
|
Selected
Business and Legal Issues in the Acquisition of Franchisors or Franchisees
|
No.3
|
pp. 141-149
|
|
CRAIG
R. TRACTENBERG, ROBERT B. CALIHAN, ANN-MARIE LUCIANO
|
Legal
Considerations in Franchise Renewals
|
No.4
|
pp. 198-210
|
|
DIANE
GREEN-KELLY
|
Gift
Certificate and Gift Card Programs: The State Law Quagmire
|
No.4
|
pp. 211-214
|
|
LAWRENCE
J. BRACKEN II, CAROLINE H. DIXON
|
AAA
Releases Rules on the Administration of Class Actions
|
No.4
|
pp. 215-216
|
|
JASON
J. STOVER
|
No
Cure, No Problem: State Franchise Laws and Termination for Incurable Defaults
|
No.4
|
pp. 217-224
|
|
Jennifer
L. Borum
|
What's
Good for the Goose Gets the Gander in Hot Water
|
No.4
|
pp. 225-227
|
|
Franchise Law Journal,
2004-2005, Vol.24
|
|
Author
|
Title
|
number
|
Page
to Page
|
|
WILLIAM
L. KILLION
|
One
Person's Sense of Justice Is Another's Sense of Injustice
|
No.1
|
pp. 3-9
|
|
JOSEPH
SCHUMACHER, EDWARD WOOD DUNHAM, G. ADAM SCHWEICKERT
|
Retaining
and Improving Brand Equity by Enforcing System Standards
|
No.1
|
pp. 10-17
|
|
SANDY
T. TUCKER
|
Contractual
Limitations of Action Periods in Franchise Agreements
|
No.1
|
pp. 18-22
|
|
W.
MICHAEL GARNER, SARAH A. JOHNSTON
|
Utilizing
the Doctrine of Prior Material Breach to End a Franchise Relationship
|
No.1
|
pp. 23-30
|
|
Scott
G. McLester, Susan H. Morton, Karen B. Satterlee
|
The
Operations Manual- Essential to Success
|
No.1
|
pp. 31-39
|
|
LARRY
WEINBERG, GEOFFREY B. SHAW
|
A
Practical Road Map to Entering the Canadian Market
|
No.2
|
pp. 63-72
|
|
PETER
MACRAE DILLON
|
The
Case for the Use of Wrap- Around Disclosure Documents in Canada
|
No.2
|
pp. 73-82
|
|
DEBI
M. SUTIN, ARTHUR J. TREBILCOCK
|
The
Case Against the Use of Wrap- Around Disclosure Documents in Canada
|
No.2
|
pp. 83-88
|
|
ALLAN
D.J. DICK, MARKUS COHEN
|
The
Duty of Good Faith and Fair Dealing in Canada
|
No.2
|
pp. 89-95
|
|
PAUL
JONES
|
Permission-
Based Marketing Under Canada's New Privacy Laws
|
No.2
|
pp. 96-105
|
|
SARAH
MILLAR, FRANK ZAID
|
Class
Actions and the Franchise Relationship in Canada: Are the Floodgates Now
Open?
|
No.2
|
pp. 106-111
|
|
ALBERT
J. HUDEC, JOHN L. ROGERS
|
Canadian
Income Funds: An Attractive Financing Alternative for Canadian and U.S.
Franchisors
|
No.2
|
pp. 112-117
|
|
WILLIAM
L. KILLION
|
Franchisor
Vicarious Liability- The Proverbial Assault on the Citadel
|
No.3
|
pp. 162-168
|
|
STEVEN
B. FEIRMAN
|
Another
Look at Rebates
|
No.3
|
pp. 169-172
|
|
GARY
R. DUVALL
|
Using
the Web More Effectively
|
No.3
|
pp. 173-180
|
|
ANDREW
C. SELDEN, R. SCOTT TOOP
|
Multibranding
|
No.3
|
pp. 181-190
|
|
LEONARD
D. VINES, GINA D. BISHOP, RUPERT M. BARKOFF
|
Damage
Control for Violations of Registration and Disclosure Obligations
|
No.3
|
pp. 191-199
|
|
JOHN HEUBERGER,
LEE PLAVE
|
What
FIN 46R Means for the Franchise Industry
|
No.3
|
pp. 200-204
|
|
WILLIAM
L. KILLION
|
Putting
Critical Decision Making Where It Belongs: Scouring the Franchise Agreement
of the "D" Word
|
No.4
|
pp. 228-230
|
|
EDWARD
WOOD DUNHAM, KIMBERLY S. TOOMEY
|
The
Evolution of the Species: Successfully Managing Franchise System Change
|
No.4
|
pp. 231-240
|
|
TED P
PEARCE, CORBY C. ANDERSON
|
The
Initial Interest Confusion Doctrine: A Powerful Protection Against
Infringement
|
No.4
|
pp. 241-247
|
|
W.
ANDREW SCOTT, R. SAMUEL SNIDER
|
California
Populism, Contract Interpretation, and Franchise Agreements
|
No.4
|
pp. 248-259
|
|
Franchise Law Journal,
2005-2006, Vol.25
|
|
Author
|
Title
|
number
|
Page
to Page
|
|
ELLEN
R. LOKKER, MARK J. LORANGER
|
A
Drama in Three Acts: How the Takeout Taxi Franchisees Gained Their
Independence
|
No.1
|
pp. 11-18
|
|
ERIK
B. WULFF, TAO Xu
|
Franchise
Regulation in China
|
No.1
|
pp. 19-25
|
|
KEVIN
M. SHELLEY, JONATHAN J. TORONTO
|
Preliminary
Agreements: How to Avoid Unintended Contractual Obligations
|
No.2
|
pp. 47-55
|
|
AARON
C. GUNDZIK, REBECCA GILBERT GUNDZIK
|
Will
California Become the Forum of Choice for Attacking Class Action Waivers?
|
No.2
|
pp. 56-72
|
|
MICHAEL
R. GRAY, JASON M. MURRAY
|
Covenants
Not to Compete and Nonsignatories: Enjoining Unfair Conspiracies
|
No.3
|
pp. 107-115
|
|
W.
MICHAEL GARNER
|
In
Memoriam: Byron Fox, 1931- 2005
|
No.3
|
pp. 116-116
|
|
|
An
Impressive End to a Distinguished Career
|
No.3
|
pp. 117-118
|
|
REBECCA
A.D. NELSON, ARINDAM KAR
|
Disappointed
Dealer Prevails on State Claim, Loses Federal Price Discrimination Issue
|
No.3
|
pp. 119-121
|
|
KEVIN
M. KENNEDY
|
Stolt-
Nielsen SA: Prehearing Subpoenas on Third Parties Upheld by Arbitrators
|
No.3
|
pp. 122-123
|
|
Louis
S. CHRONOWSKI
|
Arciniaga
v. General Motors Corp. Suggests Possible Expansion of Rights Regarding
Arbitration Clauses Under ADDCA
|
No.3
|
pp. 124-126
|
|
ALLAN
R. CURHAN, LAWRENCE P MURRAY, MICHAEL P. MURPHY
|
Encroachment,
Coercion, and Termination of Automobile Franchises and Distributorships:
Regulation of an Industry
|
No.3
|
pp. 127-136
|
|
DWAYNE
E. WILLIAMS
|
Binding
Nonsignatories to Arbitration Agreements
|
No.4
|
pp. 175-186
|
|
BETHANY
L. APPLEBY
|
Are
California's Arbitrator Disclosure Requirements Preempted by the FAA?
|
No.4
|
pp. 187-190
|
|
MARK
S. VANDERBROEK, CHRISTIAN B. TURNER
|
Protecting
and Enforcing Franchise Trade Secrets
|
No.4
|
pp. 191-198
|
|
ROSE
MARIE FIORE
|
Vicarious
Liability Cases: Duty to Defend and Conflicts of Interest
|
No.4
|
pp. 199-202
|
|
DAVID
S. SAGER
|
Franchisees:
Withhold Royalties at Your Own Risk
|
No.4
|
pp. 203-206
|
|
Franchise Law Journal,
2006-2007, Vol.26
|
|
Author
|
Title
|
number
|
Page
to Page
|
|
Jonathan
Solish, BRUCE NAPELL
|
What
Is a Franchise? Unrecoverable Investments Define Franchise Relationships What
Is a Franchise
|
No.1
|
pp. 3-19
|
|
JAMES
M. (DUKE) JOHNSTON, PHILIP A. WHISTLER
|
E-
Discovery: A Critical Litigation Issue for Franchisors and Franchisees
|
No.1
|
pp. 20-31
|
|
PETER
MACRAE DILLON
|
Will
Franchising Survive As a Business Model Under Canadian Laws and Regulations?
|
No.1
|
pp. 32-36
|
|
ROGER
D. BLAIR, FRANCINE LAFONTAINE
|
Understanding
the Economics of Franchising and the Laws That Regulate It
|
No.2
|
pp. 55-66
|
|
Nevin
Sanu, Barry Kurtz
|
Appraisal
of Franchises Requires the Use of Unique Valuation Procedures
|
No.2
|
pp. 67-70
|
|
CLAUDIA
K. LEVITAS, MERCEDES GONZALEZ HALE
|
Vicarious
Liability for Gender Discrimination and Sexual Harassment
|
No.2
|
pp. 71-78
|
|
ELAINE
A. PANAGAKOS, PETER J. KLARFELD
|
Franchisees
in Federal Receivership: Strategic Considerations for Franchisors
|
No.2
|
pp. 79-84
|
|
ANDREW
L. MCINTOSH, KIMBERLEY A. AGSTER
|
Walking
Like A Duck: Joint Ventures and Franchises
|
No.2
|
pp. 85-90
|
|
JON S.
SWIERZEWSKI
|
Standing
in Franchise Disputes: Check the Invitations, Not Every Party Gets Inside
|
No.3
|
pp. 107-116
|
|
DAVID
J. MERETTA, ERIC H. KARP
|
Regulation
FD: Roadmap to Better Relations Between Franchisors and Franchisees
|
No.3
|
pp. 117-124
|
|
KEITH
J. KANOUSE
|
Business
Opportunity Rule Means Less Disclosure, but by More Companies
|
No.3
|
pp. 125-131
|
|
WILL
K. WOODS
|
Good
News on State Taxation of Out- of- State Franchisors in New Mexico ... or Not
|
No.3
|
pp. 132-135
|
|
JENNIFER
DOLMAN, ANDRAYA FRITH
|
Ontario's
Franchise Legislation- What Have We Learned?
|
No.3
|
pp. 136-145
|
|
Gerald
C. Wells, Dennis E. Wieczorek
|
The
New Rule and Your Practice- The Top Ten Things You Need to Know
|
No.4
|
pp. 163-170
|
|
NED
LEVITT, ASH GUPTA, MICHAEL BUSSMANN
|
Northern
Frontiers: A Practical Tax Guide for Franchisors Entering the Canadian Market
|
No.4
|
pp. 172-179
|
|
ALLAN
P. HILLMAN
|
Public
Policy Versus Choice of Law- Is the Best the Enemy of the Good?
|
No.4
|
pp. 180-190
|
|
Karen
B. Satterlee, Kerry L. Bundy
|
"You
Made Me Do It": Reliance in Franchise Fraud Cases
|
No.4
|
pp. 191-198
|
|
KIRK
W. REILLY
|
Franchisors
as Third- Party Beneficiaries of Master Franchise Agreements- A Matter of
Intent
|
No.4
|
pp. 199-206
|
|
CARMEN
D. CARUSO
|
Franchising's
Enlightened Compromise: The Implied Covenant of Good Faith and Fair Dealing
|
No.4
|
pp. 207-215
|
|
Franchise Law Journal,
2007-2008, Vol.27
|
|
Author
|
Title
|
number
|
Page
to Page
|
|
ROBERT
L. EBE, DAVID L. STEINBERG, BRETT R. WAXDECK
|
Radisson
and the Potential Demise of the Sealy- Barnes- Hinton Rule
|
No.1
|
pp. 3-15
|
|
EDWARD
WOOD DUNHAM, ERIKA L. AMARANTE
|
DAI v.
Downey: Associational Standing and Arbitration
|
No.1
|
pp. 16-22
|
|
PHILLIP
W. BOHL, KATHRYN J. BERGSTROM, KEVIN J. MORAN
|
Prepaid
Cards and State Unclaimed Property Laws
|
No.1
|
pp. 23-29
|
|
CHRISTOPHER
P. BUSSERT, WILLIAM M. BRYNER
|
A
Practical Approach to Addressing Holdover Ex- Franchisee Trademark Issues
|
No.1
|
pp. 30-36
|
|
MARK
A. SALZBERG, GARY M. ZINKGRAF
|
When
Worlds Collide: The Enforceability of Arbitration Agreements in Bankruptcy
|
No.1
|
pp. 37-44
|
|
DOUGLAS
C. BERRY, DAVID M. BYERS, DANIEL J. OATES
|
Open
Price Agreements: Good Faith Pricing in the Franchise Relationship
|
No.1
|
pp. 45-56
|
|
PAUL
JONES, ERIK WULFF
|
Franchise
Regulation in China: Law, Regulations, and Guidelines
|
No.1
|
pp. 57-63
|
|
GERALD
C. WELLS, DENNIS E. WIECZOREK
|
A Road
Map to the New FTC Franchise Rule
|
No.2
|
pp. 105-111
|
|
MICHAEL
J. LOCKERBY
|
Franchising
After Leegin: A License to Fix Prices?
|
No.2
|
pp. 112-118
|
|
PETER
R. SILVERMAN, JAMES H. O'DOHERTY
|
Float
like A Butterfly, Sting like a Bee: The Lure of Floating Forum Selection
Clauses
|
No.2
|
pp. 119-124
|
|
VALERIE
P. MORRISON, REBECCA L. SAITTA
|
Impact
of the Bankruptcy Abuse Prevention and Consumer Protection Act on Franchisee
Reorganizations Under Chapter I I
|
No.2
|
pp. 125-131
|
|
JOHN
R. F BAER, DAVID A. BEYER, SCOTT P. WEBER
|
When
Are Sales Representatives Also Franchisees?
|
No.3
|
pp. 151-172
|
|
RICHARD
A. DUNCAN, ALISON K. GUERNSEY
|
Waiting
for the Other Shoe to Drop: Will State Courts Follow Leegin?
|
No.3
|
pp. 173-184
|
|
BRUCE
S. SCHAEFFER, SUSAN J. ROBINS
|
Valuation
of Intangible Assets in Franchise Companies and Multinational Groups: A
Current Issue
|
No.3
|
pp. 185-191
|
|
CHRISTIAN
C. BURDEN, SEAN TRENDE
|
The
Economic Loss Rule and Franchise Attorneys
|
No.3
|
pp. 192-200
|
|
BRIAN
B. SCHNELL, SARAH J. YATCHAK
|
Let's
Make a Deal: Developing a Successful Franchise Resale Program
|
No.4
|
pp. 215-223
|
|
DEAN
T. FOURNARIS
|
The
Inadvertent Employer: Legal and Business Risks of Employment Determinations
to Franchise Systems
|
No.4
|
pp. 224-232
|
|
TERRENCE
M. DUNN
|
The
Franchisor's Control over the Transfer of a Franchise
|
No.4
|
pp. 233-240
|
|
DAVID
J. KAUFMANN, DAVID W. OPPENHEIM, JORDAN E. YARETT
|
Franchise
Securitization Financings
|
No.4
|
pp. 241-252
|
|
LARRY
WEINBERG, GEOFFREY B. SHAW
|
An
Updated Road Map to Entering the Canadian Market
|
No.4
|
pp. 253-263
|
|
Franchise Law Journal,
2008-2009, Vol.28
|
|
Author
|
Title
|
number
|
Page
to Page
|
|
AMY
CHENG, FREDRIC A. COHEN
|
A Road
Map to Due Diligence in the Acquisition of Franchise Companies
|
No.1
|
pp. 3-10
|
|
ARTHUR
I. CANTOR, PETER J. KLARFELD
|
An
Unheralded Stake Through the Heart of Siegel v. Chicken Delight and a New
Climate for Franchise Tying Claims
|
No.1
|
pp. 11-15
|
|
PAUL
J. BATISTA, NINA GREENE, GLENN D. MOSES
|
May a
FranchisorVeto a Franchisee's Assumption of a Franchise Agreement in
Bankruptcy?
|
No.1
|
pp. 16-19
|
|
JAN S.
GILBERT, SUZIE LOONAM
|
FTC
Releases Franchise Rule Compliance Guide
|
No.1
|
pp. 20-22
|
|
WILLIAM
L. KILLION
|
The
Modern Myth of the Vulnerable Franchsee: The Case for a More Balanced View of
the Franchisor- Franchisee Relationship
|
No.1
|
pp. 23-33
|
|
CARLA
WONG MCMILLIAN, KELLY J. BAKER
|
Discrimination
Claims and Diversity Initiatives: What's a Franchisor to Do?
|
No.2
|
pp. 71-78
|
|
JOYCE
G. MAZERO, JAN S. GILBERT, ROBERTA. LAUER
|
Pieces
of the M and A Puzzle: KeyTransaction Challenges for the Franchise Lawyer
|
No.2
|
pp. 79-83
|
|
MARK
S.VANDERBROEK, JENNIFER M. D'ANGELO
|
Copyright
Protection: The Forgotten Stepchild of a Franchise Intellectual Property
Portfolio
|
No.2
|
pp. 84-87
|
|
Clay
A. Tillack, Mark E. Ashton
|
Who
Takes What: The Parties' Rights to Franchise Materials at the Relationship's
End
|
No.2
|
pp. 88-90
|
|
CRAIG
R. TRACTENBERG
|
Case
Note: Smith v. School of Rock
|
No.2
|
pp. 91-101
|
|
FRANCIS
J. DUFFIN, BRYAN S. WATSON
|
Best
Practices in Protecting and Enforcing Trademarks, Copyrights, and Other
Intellectual Property Rights
|
No.3
|
pp. 132-135
|
|
NICOLE
S. ZELLWEGER
|
Enforceability
of Oral Franchise Agreements
|
No.3
|
pp. 136-140
|
|
BARBARA
A. BAGDON, MARY M. KELLERMAN
|
When
Will Courts Issue Preliminary Injunctions to Enforce Restrictive Covenants in
Franchise Agreements?
|
No.3
|
pp. 141-149
|
|
BRYAN
P. COUCH
|
Are
Franchisees Subject to Personal Jurisdiction in the Franchisor's Home State?
|
No.3
|
pp. 150-154
|
|
ERiC
L. YAFFE, FIGUEROA ROSARIO
|
Mandating
English Language Proficiency for Franchisees
|
No.3
|
pp. 155-163
|
|
KAREN
B. SATTERLEE, LESLIE D. CURRAN
|
Exemption-
Based Franchising: AreYou Playing in a Minefield?
|
No.4
|
pp. 191-198
|
|
Quentin
R. Wittrock, Jeremy L. Johnson
|
Can
Franchisors Control Franchisee Prices
|
No.4
|
pp. 199-205
|
|
Beata
Krakus, John R. F. Baer
|
Do
Franchise Agreements Without Formal Expiration Dates Continue in Perpetuity?
|
No.4
|
pp. 206-213
|
|
Joseph
J. Fittante, Meredith Bauer
|
Defaults
and Terminations: An Unfortunate Reality of a Challenging Economy
|
No.4
|
pp. 214-218
|
|
Stephane
Teasdale
|
Is
Franchising in Quebec So Different?
|
No.4
|
pp. 219-224
|
|
Franchise Law Journal,
2009-2010, Vol.29
|
|
Author
|
Title
|
number
|
Page
to Page
|
|
Tywanda
H. Lord, Laura C. Miller
|
Playing
the Game by the Rules: A Practical Guide to Sweepstakes and Contest
Promotions
|
No.1
|
pp. 3-9
|
|
SCOTT
C. SANDBERG
|
Trade
Dress: What Does It Mean?
|
No.1
|
pp. 10-16
|
|
KEITH
KANOUSE
|
The
FTC Franchise Registry: Its Time Has Come
|
No.1
|
pp. 17-22
|
|
ALISON
C. MCELROY, PHILIP HALEEN
|
AWidening
Gap? An Overview of U.S. and EU Antitrust Rules for Franchisors
|
No.1
|
pp. 23-30
|
|
ELIZABETH
C. SPENCER
|
Consequences
of the Interaction of Standard Form and Relational Contracting in Franchising
|
No.1
|
pp. 31-39
|
|
FRANK
ZAID, JENNIFER DOLMAN, ANDRAYA FRITH
|
Ontario's
Franchise Legislation: Lessons Learned in the First Decade and What's Ahead
for the Future
|
No.2
|
pp. 63-73
|
|
JOSEPH
Y. ADLER
|
The
Ethics of Franchising: How Codes of Ethics Compare and What to Consider in
Deciding Whether to Subscribe to Them
|
No.2
|
pp. 74-80
|
|
ERIKA
L. AMARANTE
|
New
Pleading Standards in Federal Court: Will They Impact Franchise Cases?
|
No.2
|
pp. 81-89
|
|
ANTHONY
J. MARKS
|
Menu
Label Laws: A Survey
|
No.2
|
pp. 90-98
|
|
CYNTHIA
M. KLAUS
|
Personal
Liability of Franchisor Executives and Employees Under State Franchise Laws
|
No.2
|
pp. 99-105
|
|
ELEANOR
E. VAIDA GERHARDS
|
When
Is a Development Agent or Similar Third Party a Franchisor?
|
No.2
|
pp. 106-112
|
|
PETER
C. LAGARIAS, ROBERT S. BOULTER
|
The
Modern Reality of the Controlling Franchisor: The Case for More, Not Less,
Franchisee Protections
|
No.3
|
pp. 139-147
|
|
JOYCE
MAZERO, SUZIE LOONAM
|
Purchasing
Cooperatives: Leveraging a Supply Chain for Competitive Advantage
|
No.3
|
pp. 148-163
|
|
STEPHEN
GILES, RUPERT M. BARKOFF
|
Australian
Franchise Law: How to Avoid Being a Shrimp on the Australian Franchising
Barbecue
|
No.3
|
pp. 164-173
|
|
HEATHER
CARSON PERKINS, SARAH J.YATCHAK, GORDON M. HADFIELD
|
Franchisor
Liability for Acts of the Franchisee
|
No.3
|
pp. 174-183
|
|
DEBORAH
S. COLDWELL, ALTRESHA Q. BURCHETT-WILLIAMS, MELISSA L. CELESTE
|
Liquidated
Damages
|
No.4
|
pp. 211-230
|
|
JUDITH
A. POWELL, LAUREN SULLINS RALLS
|
Best
Practices for Internet Marketing and Advertising
|
No.4
|
pp. 231-238
|
|
DEBRA
WITTER
|
Individual
Gun Rights, Gun Laws, and Franchising: Why Franchisors Cannot Ignore the
Controversy
|
No.4
|
pp. 239-247
|
|
ERIK
WULFF, KIRAN LINGAM
|
Franchising
In India: A Brave New Frontier Economic Policy Reform Paves the Way
|
No.4
|
pp. 248-252
|
|
ALLAN
D. J. DiCK
|
Franchise
Class Actions in Canada: Informing Practice and Business
|
No.4
|
pp. 253-260
|
|
Franchise Law Journal,
2010-2011, Vol.30
|
|
Author
|
Title
|
number
|
Page
to Page
|
|
KERRY
L. BUNDY, SCOTT H. IKEDA
|
How
Waiver, Modification, and Estoppel May Alter Franchise Relationships
|
No.1
|
pp. 3-9
|
|
MANUEL
A. PIETRANTONI, RICARDO F. CASELLAS
|
Puerto
Rico's Dealer and Franchise Statute Adapts to the Latest Developments in Law,
Commerce, and Technology
|
No.1
|
pp. 10-16
|
|
CHRISTINA
L. FUGATE, BRIAN J. PAUL, JAMES L. PETERSEN
|
Survey
of Daubert Challenges in the Context of Franchise Liability Experts
|
No.1
|
pp. 17-23
|
|
DEBORAH
BURAND, DAVID W. KOCH
|
Microfranchising:
A Business Approach to Fighting Poverty
|
No.1
|
pp. 24-34
|
|
JAY
HEWITT
|
Franchisor
Direct Liability
|
No.1
|
pp. 35-42
|
|
JASON
J. STOVER, C. GRIFFITH TOWLE, DAVID M. BYERS
|
Franchising
(and Distribution) Currents
|
No.1
|
pp. 43-61
|
|
ROBERT
K. KRY
|
Mac's
Shell and the Future of Constructive Termination
|
No.2
|
pp. 67-71
|
|
Leonard
D. Vines, Beata Krakus, Karen Satterlee
|
Fractional
Franchise Exemption: Friend or Foe?
|
No.2
|
pp. 72-87
|
|
GARY
R. BATENHORST
|
Breaking
Up Is Hard to Do: Challenges and Opportunities in Franchisor Buyback Rights
and Obligations
|
No.2
|
pp. 97-106
|
|
DAVID
L. CAHN, JEFFREY S. FABIAN
|
Mobility,
the Home, and the Scope and Application of State Franchise Relationship and
Termination Laws
|
No.2
|
pp. 107-119
|
|
|
Sourviving
the Amended FTC Franchise Rule Merger and
|
No.2
|
pp. 88-96
|
|
DAVID
A. BEYER, ROBERT M. EINHORN, ROBIN M. SPENCER
|
Franchising
(and Distribution) Currents
|
No.3
|
pp. 120-135
|
|
CARMEN
D. CARUSO
|
Franchisee
Claims for Constructive Termination Under the PMPA After Mac's Shell
|
No.3
|
pp. 139-143
|
|
NICOLE
LIGUORI MICKLICH, MICHAELV. PEPE
|
Can't
Give It Away: Statutory Prohibitions That Protect Franchisees from Releases
|
No.3
|
pp. 144-165
|
|
MARK
M. LEITNER, JOSEPH S. GOODE
|
Class
Action Prohibitions and the Effect of Contract Rules on the Collective
Pursuit of Common Claims
|
No.3
|
pp. 166-174
|
|
JOEL
D. ROSEN, JAMEs B. SHRIMP
|
Yes to
Arbitration, but Did I Also Agree to Class Action and Consolidated
Arbitration?
|
No.3
|
pp. 175-180
|
|
CRAIG
J. KNOBBE, NATHAN J. COOK, LYNNE M. HANSON
|
The
New Federal Gift Card Regulations
|
No.3
|
pp. 181-190
|
|
Christopher
P. Bussert
|
View
of Professionalism, A From the Editor- in- Chief
|
No.4
|
pp. 214-214
|
|
MICHAEL
K. LINDSEY, KAREN BORING SATTERLEE
|
Flying
the Flag of Franchising: The 34th Annual Forum on Franchising
|
No.4
|
pp. 215-215
|
|
BARRY
M. BLOCK, MATTHEW D. RIDINGS
|
Antitrust
Conspiracies in Franchise Systems After American Needle
|
No.4
|
pp. 216-226
|
|
JOYCE
G. MAZERO, SUZANNE LOONAM TRIGG
|
Non-
Traditional Generation: Franchise Systems Coming of Age with New Franchisees
in NewVenues
|
No.4
|
pp. 227-238
|
|
JAMES
W. DENISON
|
Why
It's Tough to Have Hard- and- Fast Rules About Operations Manuals
|
No.4
|
pp. 239-244
|
|
JOSEPH
Y. ADLER, MICHAEL R. LAIDHOLD
|
Assessing
Materiality in Franchise Disclosure Documents: A Canada- U. S. Analysis
|
No.4
|
pp. 245-256
|
|
Franchise Law Journal,
2011-2012, Vol.31
|
|
Author
|
Title
|
number
|
Page
to Page
|
|
ROBERT
T. JOSEPH
|
Antitrust
Law, Franchising, and Vertical Restraints
|
No.1
|
pp. 3-14
|
|
ELLIOT
R. GINSBURG
|
A
Secure Handle on the Requirement of a Bond for a Preliminary Injunction
|
No.1
|
pp. 15-20
|
|
Richard
C. Duell III
|
Erosion
of Privity: The Extension of Legal Malpractice Claims to Nonclients
|
No.1
|
pp. 21-27
|
|
Elizabeth
M. Weldon, Patrick W. Kelly
|
Prelitigation
Dispute Resolution Clauses: Getting the Benefit of Your Bargain
|
No.1
|
pp. 28-36
|
|
Jason
J. Stover, C. Griffith Towle, David M. Byers
|
Franchising
(and Distribution) Currents
|
No.1
|
pp. 37-49
|
|
MICHAEL
EINBINDER, TERRENCE M. DUNN
|
A
Franchisee's Guide to Franchiso Bnkruptcy
|
No.2
|
pp. 55-65
|
|
Les
Wharton, Sharon M. Lewonski
|
Working
with Financially Distressed Franchisees
|
No.2
|
pp. 66-75
|
|
Peter
J. Klarfeld, Mark S. VanderBroek
|
Law on
Covenants against Competition Shifts toward Greater Enforceability by
Franchisors
|
No.2
|
pp. 76-84
|
|
ALLAN
P. HILLMAN
|
Third-
Party Beneficiaries in Franchising: "Between the Conception and the Creation...
Falls the Shadow"
|
No.2
|
pp. 85-94
|
|
Paul
J. Halasz, Aaron J. Stahl
|
Managing
Exclusivity Issues in a Multibranded Environment
|
No.2
|
pp. 95-101
|
|
Robin
M.Spencer, Robert M. Einhorn
|
Franchising
(and Distribution) Currents
|
No.2
|
pp. 102-111
|
|
GARY R.
BATENHORST, ADAM W. BARNEY
|
The
Quagmire of the State Income Tax Nexus in the Wake of KFC v. Iowa Dep't of
Revenue
|
No.3
|
pp. 115-123
|
|
Judy
Rost, Robin Schachter, Andrew Dodd, Edgar Grajeda
|
Comparative
International Perspectives of Arbitration in the Franchising Context
|
No.3
|
pp. 124-133
|
|
MANUEL
A. PIETRANTONI
|
Fraud,
Intent of the Parties, Ambiguity, and Other Exceptions to the Parol Evidence
Rule
|
No.3
|
pp. 134-139
|
|
VICTOR
VITAL, JESSICA L. PARKER-BATTLE
|
Implications
of the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act for International Franchising
|
No.3
|
pp. 140-149
|
|
DOUGLAS
R. HAFER, LOGAN W. SIMMONS
|
Lost
Future Royalties: Lessons from Recent Decisions
|
No.3
|
pp. 150-157
|
|
Bethany
L. Appleby, Marcus A. Banks, Amy Cheng
|
Franchising
(and Distribution) Currents
|
No.3
|
pp. 158-183
|
|
Gary
W. Leydig, Angela Toscas Gordon
|
Girl
Scouts of Manitou Council and the Application of Franchise and Dealership
Laws to Nonprofits
|
No.4
|
pp. 187-202
|
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ALEXANDER
G.TUNESKI
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Hey,
That's My Name- Trademark Usage on the Internet
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No.4
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pp. 203-214
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LARRY
WEINBERG, GEOFFREY B. SHAW
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An
Overvew of the Canadian Market for American Franchise Systems
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No.4
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pp. 220-232
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Ronald
T. Coleman, David J. Meretta, C. Griffith Towle
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Franchising
(and Distribution) Currents
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No.4
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pp. 233-255
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Franchise Law Journal,
2012-2013, Vol.32
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Author
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Title
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number
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Page
to Page
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Ronald
T. Coleman, Trishanda L. Treadwell, Elizabeth A. Loyd
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Applicability
of the Presumption of Irreparable Harm After eBay
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No.1
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pp. 3-14
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KEVIN
BATIK, JAMIE EDWARDS
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Controlling
the Personal Habits of Franchisees Within and Outside the Franchise
Environment
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No.1
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pp. 15-25
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CRAIG
P. MILLER, LAURA DANYSH
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The
Enforceability and Applicability of a Statute of Limitations in Arbitration
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No.1
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pp. 26-34
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DANIELLE
M. KAYS
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Reasons
to "Friend" Electronic Discovery Law
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No.1
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pp. 35-40
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DIANE
GREEN-KELLY
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Unclaimed
Property: An Ancient Concept Creating Modern Liabilities
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No.1
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pp. 41-50
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DAVID
A. BEYER
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Franchising
Bookshelf
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No.1
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pp. 51-52
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JASON
J. STOVER, SARAH J. YATCHAK, AMY CHENG
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FRANCHISING
(and DISTRIBUTION) CURRENTS
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No.1
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pp. 53-68
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JASON
BINFORD
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Assigning
a Franchise Agreement over the Franchisor's Objection: Bankruptcy May Make It
Possible
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No.2
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pp. 71-80
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MARAL
KILEJIAN, CHRISTIANNE EDLUND
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Enforceability
of Choice of Forum and Choice of Law Provisions
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No.2
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pp. 81-94
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JOHN
PRATT
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Franchising
in the United Kingdom
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No.2
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pp. 95-104
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Gary
R. Batenhorst, David M. Byers, Robin M. Spencer
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Franchising
(and Distribution) Currents
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No.2
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pp. 105-116
|
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Chad
J. Doellinger
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Incurable
Breaches: A Fresh Look at an Old Problem
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No.3
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pp. 119-129
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Daniel
J. Oates, Shannon L. McCarthy, Douglas C. Berry
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Substantial
Association with a Trademark: A Trap for the Unwary
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No.3
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pp. 130-145
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QUENTIN
R. WITTROCK
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Litigation
Against Competitors
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No.3
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pp. 145-152
|
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Amy
Cheng, David J. Meretta, Gary R. Batenhorst
|
Franchising
(and Distribution) Currents
|
No.3
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pp. 156-188
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Karen
Boring Satterlee, Eric H. Karp, Adam Ekberg
|
NASAA's
Model Franchise Exemptions: Game Changer or Much Ado About Nothing?
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No.4
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pp. 191-210
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DIANE
GREEN-KELLY, ERIC H. KARP
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Franchising
in Full Animation- 36th Annual Forum on Franchising Goes to Orlando
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No.4
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pp. 211-211
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Christopher
P. Bussert, Lauren Sullins Ralls
|
Caveat
Emptor: Trademark Clearance and Investigation Before Acquisition of a New
Concept
|
No.4
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pp. 212-222
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Nicole
Liguouri Micklich, Michael W. Lynch, Ingrid C. Festin
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The
Continuing Evolution of Franchise Valuation: Expanding Traditional Methods
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No.4
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pp. 223-236
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George
J. Eydt, Edward (Ned) Levitt
|
The
Devil Is in the Details: How Canadian and U.S. Franchise Legislation Differs
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No.4
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pp. 237-246
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William
J. Barrett
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Counterpoint:
Bankruptcy and Assignment of Franchise Agreements over Franchisor's Objection
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No.4
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pp. 247-251
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Corby
Cochran Anderson, Sarah J. Yatchak, Jan S. Gilbert
|
Franchising
(and Distribution) Currents
|
No.4
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pp. 252-260
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