Press Release (ePRNews.com) - 5335 Wisconsin Ave. NW, Suite 440 Washington D.C. 20015 - Jun 19, 2025 - No matter how forthright a franchisor appears to be, their ultimate interests always rest on their bottom line. Keep in mind that, regardless of what befalls one after they sign the contract, they remain liable for any monies owed to the franchisor. This can create a very volatile situation if you discover too late that the franchise you have selected is all smoke and mirrors. To avoid all these issues, consider maintaining all dealings above reproach with the help of Mario L. Herman. He has over 37 years of experience protecting franchisees in ways that they cannot manage on their own and educating them along the way.
Answering a query, the company spokesperson said, “Franchise contracts are long written documents that explain the relationship between the franchisors and franchisees, including responsibilities for royalties, fees, audits, & reporting. These terms are reviewed and negotiated by a franchising attorney who protects his client’s interests while minimizing the risk associated with financial obligations and performance metrics. This may avoid costly disputes and, of course, guarantees compliance with franchise law and industry standards.”
Due diligence is what Mario L. Herman offers to the franchises as a measure before they decide whether buying the franchise they have in mind will be a wise move. He does so by carrying out independent research about the franchisor and their concept to determine the strength of the franchise.
The company spokesperson added, “On the other hand, Franchise Disclosure Documents, abbreviated as FDDs, are the keystone resource for prospective franchisees as they typically detail financial statements, past franchisee performance, and fees. A franchise attorney carefully reviews the FDD’s to identify potential risks and clarify details that could impact the business’s profitability or stability. This insight enables franchisees to make well-informed decisions before signing a franchise agreement. For more insights, clients can contact us.”
So far, Mario L. Herman has served franchises in various industries, including real estate, printing, movie and entertainment, postal communication, health and wellness, pharmaceuticals, and more. In addition to conducting due diligence on behalf of those seeking to purchase a franchise, Mr. Herman also represents franchisees who wish to sell or terminate their franchise contract. His service in this area includes negotiating out of non-competence agreements, determining royalty amounts and payments, drafting buy-sell agreements, and advising clients on their rights and obligations. So, reach out to the leading franchise litigation lawyer today and arrange a consultation to discuss how to buy, maintain, and exit a franchise.
About Mario L. Herman
Mario L. Herman is a franchise attorney who provides the legal counsel one needs when buying and opting out of a franchise. He has an extensive background representing franchisees in both domestic and international franchise law. The attorney’s knowledge and skill are nationally recognized, and, as a result, the Wall Street Journal, as well as local news and radio programs, have interviewed him regarding franchise issues.
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