(UnhappyFranchisee.Com) Among other things, proposed PA House Bill 1620 (Fair Franchise Practices Bill) states:
§ 918. Remedies.
(a) Relief.–A person that violates this chapter or a regulation of the department shall be liable to the franchisee for legal and equitable relief.
(b) Costs and attorney fees.–A court may award costs and attorney fees to a prevailing franchisee under subsection (a).
What do you think of the Remedies provision of the proposed PA House Bill 1620 (Fair Franchise Practices Bill)?
Do you believe that making this provision law will be good for franchising?
Why or why not? Please share a comment below.
Go back to the main page: PA’s Responsible Franchise Practices Bill: Overview and Discussion
ARE YOU FAMILIAR WITH THE PA RESPONSIBLE FRANCHISE PRACTICES BILL 1620? PLEASE SHARE A COMMENT BELOW.
TAGS: Franchise Remedies, Franchise Renewal Agreements, franchise legislation, PA House Bill 1620, PA Responsible Franchise Practices Bill, Fair Franchising Legislation, Franchise laws, Pennsylvania State Rep. Peter Daley
Tamara Bean, a successful & respected franchise owner of 17 years, claims she can no…
Franchises are sold to those seeking freedom & autonomy. Too often, they find themselves imprisoned…
The stress and strain of a failed or failing franchise is more than financial. We receive so…
FETCH! Pet Care franchise owner claims “Phoenix Franchise Brands is breaching the contracts of franchisees…
Phoenix Franchise Brands was founded and is run by Greg Longe and his wife Maria…
FETCH! Pet Care Franchise targets both pet lovers & passive investors. Its franchisor is multi-brand…