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Wing Zone CEO Matt Friedman shares insights on the impact of the coronavirus pandemic on the franchising industry in a recent webinar.

A webinar series discusses the impact of the Coronavirus on the franchising industry, featuring experts Sabrina Wall and Lisa Welko.

Franchising experts discuss Coronavirus impact on industry with 1851 Franchise publisher Nick Powills.

A Coronavirus and Franchising webinar discusses tactics for franchise brands, including how to deal with mass closures and reduced consumption.

A webinar series discussed the impact of COVID-19 on the franchising industry, with experts sharing strategies and advice for navigating the pandemic.

The Franchise Disclosure Document's Item 7 outlines the initial costs of opening a franchise, including training and grand opening fees.

Charles Internicola is a partner at The Internicola Law Firm, PC, representing emerging franchise brands and providing legal support and resources to help them grow.

Pursuing business ownership as an entrepreneur isn’t an easy feat, even when backed by the support that’s inherent through franchising.

The Internicola Law Firm, PC, provides fixed-fee service programs for emerging brands, combining legal representation with franchise development know-how.

So, you’ve decided to open your own franchise business. The I’s have been dotted, the T’s are all crossed and a careful scouring of your brand’s Franchise Disclosure Document has you all up to speed on the financials for opening your first location.

The Internicola Law Firm is a specialized business and franchise law firm that assists and represents start-up, emerging, and established entrepreneurs across the country.

A list of 10 things that make great clients, including being proactive and making the legal team part of their business team.

Franchising provides significant economic benefits, including jobs and revenue, but faces regulatory challenges and misconceptions.

Franchisees can evaluate a brand's health by examining Item 20 of the Franchise Disclosure Document, providing valuable insights into the brand's system.

Franchisees evaluate gross sales using Item 19 of the FDD.

The Federal Trade Commission's Compliance Guide explains that Item 1 of the FDD requires franchisors to disclose background information on the franchisor and any affiliated companies.

The franchise disclosure document (FDD) is a crucial legal document presented to prospective buyers of franchises, requiring both buyers and franchisors to understand its contents and implications.

Since its inception in 2010, Chicken in a Barrel has been a Hawaiian treasure—winning over the hearts (and the stomachs) of locals throughout the Kauai Island.

Chicken in a Barrel, a one-of-a-kind barbecue joint in Kapa’a, Hawaii, has expanded into a franchise opportunity.

1851 Franchise VP Scott Oaks performs a rendition of "Friends in Low Places" at the IFA Hangover Edition of "The 8!".

Article highlights the importance of suppliers in supporting franchise brands and their growth.

Lobster Joint opened its doors in Brooklyn, New York, serving New England-style seafood and experiencing a feeding frenzy in the competitive restaurant scene.

The Internicola Law Firm specializes in working with around 30 emerging franchisors across various industries to establish a solid business model.

Franchisors should market their Item 19 financial data to attract prospective franchisees, making it a key marketing tool.