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Jonathan Barber, a franchise attorney, has represented franchise professionals throughout his career and currently works as a managing attorney for Franchise.Law. He has experience working with a wide range of franchisees and business owners, and is drawn to the franchising industry because of its entrepreneurial mindset and growth.
Jonathan Barber has represented franchise professionals in a legal setting for his entire professional career. His experience includes prioritizing innovative entrepreneurship and pursuing a deep-rooted understanding for successful franchising practice.
Barber graduated from the Liberty University College of Law in 2015 and went on to practice as a franchise attorney for North Carolina-based Shelton & Power, LLC. He has since taken on duties as a managing attorney for Franchise. Law (also in North Carolina), a firm representing more than 100 franchises both domestically and internationally.
“I think I bring a fresh perspective to a lot of age-old franchising terms,” Barber said. “Franchising is cool, because for the most part, everyone is growing.”
He touched on his history as a legal professional and how he continually gravitates to the franchising industry because of the passion shared throughout the industry. “I like the exciting growth [and] the entrepreneurial mindset of my clients,” he said.
Barber shared his experiences working with a wide range of franchisees and business owners. “As a franchise attorney, you can almost instantly recognize what their motives are. If they are there because they actually want to get other people to experience business ownership, that’s really cool,” he said.
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This story was originally published in 1851 Franchise on November 18, 2021. Burnaze summarizes and links to the original reporting.
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