Franchise Law - Kaden Boriss

Franchise Law

A franchise allows the franchisee to trade under the brand of the franchisor, following the franchisor’s proven business format. This allows brand owners to exploit their existing intellectual property and generate additional revenue without the commitment of further capital, as well as expanding the business into new territories with the benefit of the franchisee’s local knowledge. For the franchisee, a franchise lowers their risk through following a business model that has already been demonstrably successful elsewhere.

01. What is the difference between energy and utilities?

While utility companies deliver you gas and electricity, energy suppliers provide the energy that utility companies and you rely on.

02. Are utilities a right?

State laws, enforced by state regulatory commissions, offer some protections for consumers against unreasonable rates and abrupt termination of services, but consumers do not have a legal right to utility services except in narrowly defined circumstances.

03. What is Public Utility Law?

A public utility is a business or service, which may be publicly or privately owned, engaged in supplying the public generally with some commodity or service, such as electricity, gas, water, transportation, or telephone or telegraph service.

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