Franchising Agreements
If you have developed a highly successful business model and recognisable brand it may be appropriate to consider expanding through licensing or franchising.
How can we help you
The exact content of the agreement will depend on the type of franchise and we will advise you on the best approach to take before entering into a franchise to extend your business. A franchise should consider the following:
- obligations of the franchisor and franchisee
- intellectual property
- payment provisions
- confidential information
- education and training programmes
- duration
- warranties
- termination
A franchising agreement should be drafted and reviewed on behalf of both parties by experienced lawyers to ensure that both parties’ interests are protected by the agreement, and that neither is exposed to unreasonable commercial risk.
To speak to one of our expert business solicitors, contact us by calling 0131 478 4724, or complete our online enquiry form to request a call back.
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