Top New York Franchising Lawyers - New York

Nearby Cities: Brooklyn, Flushing, Bronx, Jamaica, Staten Island

Related Areas: New York Metro, Bronx, Brooklyn, Manhattan, Putnam County, Queens, Rockland County, Staten Island, Westchester County

Related Practice Areas: Mergers & Acquisitions, Business Organizations, Banking & Finance, Antitrust

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While we are experienced in most business matters, including the areas of corporate law, real estate development and lease negotiations, dispute resolution (litigation, arbitration and mediation) and trust and estate planning, we have a long standing, special involvement in the franchising field. For over 35 years, Richard L. Rosen has counseled and advised franchisees, franchisors and franchisee...

At Lusthaus Law P.C. in Harrison, New York, we strive to deliver the highest level of counsel and support possible to help put your business on a path to success. To this end, our law firm serves franchisors, franchisees, entrepreneurs and established business owners in all areas of business and franchise law. With our help, you can develop your company the right way with an eye on the future, and...

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About the Bundy Law Firm Bundy Law Firm PLLC is located in Kirkland, Washington—just minutes from Seattle. The firm focuses its legal practice on providing services to franchisees, franchisors and other small business owners. Through focusing our efforts and maximizing our knowledge in these limited areas of practice and through leveraging technology, we strive to provide top quality and...

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