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Risks: Prison time needed to reduce white-collar crime, Franchisor insolvency
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had for Justice Willie Young last Wednesday, as he fought a gagging order barring 13 New Zealanders from bad-mouthing Worldsites International, a Canadian-based franchisor they say ripped them off
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as $100,000 in the scheme.
The Toronto Star
December 23, 1999
Pay phone franchisor sued for damages
More than 100 investors seek $15 million
Dana Flavelle
Christopher Pancras thought he was buying
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Today the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court smacked Coverall janitorial franchise system with a huge bill for labeling its employees as franchisees.
Blue MauMau
August 31, 2011
Franchisor Hit
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After decades of debate and false starts, Ontario, Canada’s most populous province, now has franchise legislation.
Franchise Times
February 1, 2001
How the Ontario law will affect U.S. franchisors
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” and Holds that Franchisor is Employer of Massachusetts Franchisees
In a case that is either a bellwether or an outlier, a federal judge in Boston sends franchisors scrambling for a close read
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February 16, 2002
Body Shop chief ran bankrupt retailer
Stephen Foley
The new boss at the Body Shop was the chief operating officer of one of Canada's biggest department store chains when it was forced
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Group Becomes Franchisor for International Mail Boxes Etc.
Agreement Continues Convenient UPS Retail Access
ATLANTA, GA, and MILAN, Italy, May 12, 2009 - MBE Worldwide, a newly formed affiliate
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gotten rich while he did not.
The Globe and Mail
August 13, 2009
The 'idea guy' behind Tim Hortons saw others get rich while he went bankrupt
Entrepreneur was the ill-fated hockey player's first partner
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on a franchisee’s outlet. Because the language in franchise agreements tends to be open-ended, some franchisors use these contracts to push out a franchisee without justification.
Proponents of the fair
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