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FRANCHISE LAWYERS IN SYDNEY
Franchising Law Specialists
Whether you’re launching a new franchise or managing an established network, we provide expert legal advice based on your unique needs.
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With our office conveniently located in Sydney, we are always ready to assist. When you need trusted legal guidance, our team provides decisive, practical solutions for your specific needs.
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As a franchisor, making sure your franchise agreements are legally sound and protect your brand is essential to the success of your business. For franchisees, working your way through the intricacies of franchise agreements and understanding your rights and obligations is important to building a strong foundation for your operations.
At Kells, our franchise lawyers in Sydney have extensive experience representing both franchisors and franchisees. With a deep understanding of all aspects of franchising law, we provide expert guidance and support to help you manage the legal intricacies of franchising. From drafting agreements to resolving disputes, our team is here to support your business at every stage.
How Can Our Franchise Lawyers in Sydney Help?
Franchising in Australia is regulated by the Franchising Code of Conduct and monitored by the ACCC, making it essential to engage a solicitor with a deep understanding of the rules and challenges of operating a franchised business.
At Kells, our franchise lawyers in Sydney provide expert legal advice to both franchisors and franchisees, helping you through the intricacies of franchise law with confidence.
Franchising typically involves the franchisor granting the franchisee the right to operate an established business system under their control, often associated with a recognised trademark or brand symbol, in exchange for an initial fee. The franchisor generally offers ongoing guidance, systems, and support throughout the term of the agreement, while the franchisee pays periodic fees for the continued use of the franchise system.
Whether you are a franchisor looking to protect your brand and ensure compliance or a franchisee entering into a franchise agreement, you must have any legal documents such as the franchise agreement and disclosure documents reviewed by an experienced franchise lawyer.
The extensive experience of our Sydney franchise lawyers in advising both franchisors and franchisees ensures you benefit from insights on both sides of the franchise relationship. Rest assured we are here to guide you through every stage and provide you with practical solutions based on your specific needs.
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