We know that when someone starts and runs a franchise, they shed blood, sweat, and tears for their business. Taking the leap and starting a franchise is not for everyone, and if you had the guts to do it, you should ensure you hire competent legal representation who can focus on the legal side of things while you focus on what you do best–helping your franchise prosper. We solely represent franchisees, meaning we’re always on the side of the “little guy”–we don’t believe in representing large corporations looking to get what they can from their hard-working franchisees. The bottom line is that if you’re a franchisee, we’re here to help. Contact a Georgia franchise lawyer from FortmanSpann, LLC today to schedule your initial consultation with our dedicated legal team.
Franchise Lawyer Serving Clients in Georgia | Fighting for Your Prosperity
Over the years, we’ve guided countless franchisees through a wide range of franchise-related matters. We understand that when it comes to your franchise, few things are more important. Not only is it your livelihood, but for many, they consider their business their baby, and seeing it flourish means the world to them. Our goal is to do everything we can to ensure your business reaches maximum profitability and efficiency. Whether you’re just starting out or are looking to grow your existing business, you can turn to us for help.
Our Franchise Law Services
We pride ourselves on providing our franchisee clients with top-of-the-line legal services when they need them most. We believe that franchisees are up against it in many ways. To start a franchise, you need to make a significant investment. Then you need to hire the right workers, manage them effectively, and find new ways to draw customers in. We know it’s difficult, which is why we’re here to help. Just some of the franchise-related matters we help our franchisee clients tackle are as follows:
Starting a Franchise in Georgia
If you’re looking to start a franchise in Georgia, the first thing you should understand is that Georgia has not enacted any franchise-specific laws, and that, unlike in many states, there is no state-specific FDD registration or filing requirements in Georgia. Because of this, as long as your principal trademarks are registered with the USPTO, you most likely won’t have to adhere to Georgia’s business opportunity laws, and, as such, you won’t have to register or file before starting your franchise.
Contact Our Experienced Georgia Franchise Law Attorneys Today
The truth is, many attorneys claim to practice franchise law, and though they may, many of them only dabble in it. Don’t make the mistake of hiring just any attorney; hire one with a focus on franchise law. It can make a world of a difference. Fortunately, you’re in the right place. Contact FortmanSpann, LLC today to schedule your free initial consultation with our experienced and highly-skilled legal team.
