Mario L. Herman Offers Skilled Representation for Real Estate Franchise Opportunities

Joining a real estate franchise requires carefully reviewing the franchise opportunity to ensure there are no surprises after accepting it, so that you can capitalize on it. Working with a general practitioner might not be a good idea, as they may not be familiar with the specific nuances of real estate franchise law. Mario L. Herman has dedicated his legal practice solely to franchise law, which has given him the in-depth knowledge prospective franchisees need to conduct a thorough analysis of their real estate franchise opportunities
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Answering a query, the company spokesperson said, "The end of a franchise agreement usually results in a series of critical post-termination obligations for the former franchisee. These obligations are usually clearly outlined in their contract, helping protect the franchisor's brand and intellectual property and ensuring a clean separation. They include: stopping the use of all the trademarks and property material, and discontinuing the use of the location of the business."

Typically, Mario L. Herman helps his clients find answers to some of the most critical questions that will determine whether to affiliate. They include answers to questions such as how many homes or commercial properties they will be required to sell, whether they will need to sign a non-compete agreement, and how much freedom they will have to market the franchise on their own. Other than that, the international franchise[https://www.franchise-law.com/franchise-law-overview/international-franchising.shtml] attorney also helps clients address any other issues that may arise after joining their ideal real estate franchise. Some of the franchise systems the attorney has successfully affiliated with his clients include Keller Williams and Century 21. So, reach out to the attorney today and let him provide informative counsel on the real estate franchise opportunities they are eying.

The company spokesperson added, "Sometimes, the franchise agreement might include restrictive covenants such as non-compete and non-solicitation clauses, which prohibit a former franchisee from operating a competing business for a set period within a specific geographic area. However, the enforceability of these clauses also varies significantly by state, so it is a good idea to have them legally reviewed by us. For more insights, clients can contact us."

Furthermore, Mario L. Herman can also litigate disputes for real estate franchisees[https://www.franchise-law.com/real-estate-franchise.shtml] or resolve disputes through arbitration. Some of the types of conflicts that the attorney has successfully assisted his clients in resolving include trademark infringement, territorial encroachment, false earnings claims, and more. This includes many industries other than real estate, such as domestic services, printing, movie theaters, hotels, and more. So, for those seeking to fully resolve their existing disputes in a manner that causes minimal interruption to their business, the attorney is the one they should contact.

About Mario L. Herman

Mario L. Herman is a solo practitioner who assists prospective franchisees in reviewing the franchise agreement and franchise disclosure document before they purchase or join a real estate franchise. So far, he has represented franchisees affiliated with more than 115 franchise systems in the U.S. and abroad. Additionally, he has accumulated more than 33 years of experience as a franchise litigation lawyer who has benefited hundreds of clients.

Contact Details
Mario L. Herman
5335 Wisconsin Ave.
NW, Suite 440
Washington D.C. 20015
Telephone: 202-686-2886
Email: mherman@franchise-law.com
Website: https://www.franchise-law.com/

Mario L. Herman is a solo practitioner who assists prospective franchisees in reviewing the franchise agreement and franchise disclosure document before they purchase or join a real estate franchise. So far, he has represented franchisees affiliated with more than 115 franchise systems in the U.S. and abroad.

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