FortmanSpann, LLC is a legal team dedicated to helping franchisees prosper. We understand that taking on a franchise is no small matter, and as a franchisee, you have several concerns and priorities. While you manage running, operating, and building your franchise, we will handle the legal side of things. Sometimes, franchisors act dishonestly. In other cases, franchisees simply need a bit of legal guidance so they can maximize their profits. No matter your situation, you should strongly consider retaining a knowledgeable and skilled Pennsylvania franchise lawyer from FortmanSpann, LLC who can help ensure your business reaches its full potential. Contact us today to learn more about what we can do for you.
Franchise Lawyer Serving Clients in Pennsylvania | On Your Side
We find that often, franchisors are out only for themselves. Though your business prospering on its own can’t hurt your franchisor, if they see there’s an opportunity to make more money by violating your agreement, such as by opening up another franchise across the road, they may choose to go back on those terms and do what serves their best interests. Whether you’re just starting out or require legal assistance dealing with your franchisor, FortmanSpann, LLC is here to 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 don’t take our responsibility lightly–when you hire us, you can guarantee that we’ll be by your side, fighting for your business, every step of the way. Just some of the facets of franchise law we can assist our clients with are as follows:
What to Know About Starting a Franchise in Pennsylvania
It is important that you understand before starting your franchise that Pennsylvania is a non-registration state. Although this means that there are no state-specific franchise laws that you must follow, you must keep in mind that franchise laws at a federal level are still applicable. Federal franchise laws are regulated by the Federal Trade Commission (FTC). So, with that being said, you must properly evaluate your business in light of the laws put in place by the FTC prior to operating, offering, or selling your franchise in Pennsylvania, or in any state for that matter.
Contact Our Experienced Pennsylvania Franchise Law Attorneys Today
The bottom line is that when it comes to your business, you shouldn’t hire an attorney who doesn’t focus on franchise law; you should hire an attorney with decades of experience in the field and who is prepared to use those decades of experience to your benefit. Fortunately, if you’re reading this, you’re in the right place. FortmanSpann, LLC has over three decades of experience representing franchisees, and we are here to fight for you as well, no matter your situation. Contact us today to schedule your free initial consultation with our aggressive and skilled legal team.
