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It is no secret that starting any kind of business can be a challenge for even the most seasoned entrepreneurs.  When you enter the world of franchising, however, there are not only the “regular” small business issues, but also the dynamic of the franchisee-franchisor relationship.

The attorneys at Franchise & Business Law Group understand this relationship. 

Founded by David L. Cahn, Attorney at Law, Franchise & Business Law Group is a resource for entrepreneurs in the Maryland/Washington, DC area who seek legal advice and counsel from attorneys who have concentrated in this unique area of law, complemented by their familiarity with general business law.

Most of the firm's clients are either: (1) franchising their tried-and-tested business concepts; (2) purchasing a franchise, either as an existing business or to start up; or (3) active franchisees that have a dispute with their franchisor, are selling their franchise, or are purchasing or starting a non-franchised business.

Franchise & Business Law Group is a proud supplier member of the International Franchise and the American Association of Franchisees and Dealers.

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