San Antonio Business Startup AttorneyFranchising, Licensing, and Distributorship AgreementsThere are a number of rules that apply to franchise owners, also known as "franchisees," that do not apply to other individuals who own their own businesses. Franchise agreements typically include a comprehensive set of rules and regulations developed by the franchisor that must be followed for the franchisee to remain in good standing with the franchisor. Thus, a franchisee is in a position similar to being both a business owner and an employee. If you are considering buying a franchise, consult with a knowledgeable, experienced business law attorney and franchise attorney who understands the dynamics of this relationship. I will advocate for your best interests beginning with the review/negotiation stage of the franchise purchase and provide continued representation throughout the life of your franchise. My knowledge in the areas of franchising, licensing, and distribution enables me to provide my clients with effective legal representation. Contact me today at The Law Office of Patrick Reed in San Antonio, Texas, to discuss your business objectives in a confidential consultation. A license agreement is a contract in which one individual or company (the licensor) allows another individual or company (the licensee) to sell its products and marks in return for royalties and/or other forms of compensation. Distribution agreements are contracts in which one individual or company buys products from another individual or company and sells the product to customers. Typically, the sole income from the sale is derived from the markup of the price of the goods sold. License and distribution agreements are typically more simplified than a franchise agreement. (Many franchisors actually began as licensors.) I represent individuals seeking to purchase a franchise or enter into a license or distribution agreement. I provide review and drafting of franchise agreements, licensing agreements, distribution agreements, and all other necessary documents. Consult with a knowledgeable lawyer who will guide you through every stage of the process. Contact me today to discuss your interest in opening a franchise, or entering into a license or distribution agreement. |

