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Licensing vs. Franchising: Are You Accidentally Creating a Franchise?

IP Intelligence

Since a license is like any other contract, the licensor can add any number of conditions to the agreement, right? From a 5,000-foot view, a franchise involves one party allowing another to use its brand, which may include products and services, intellectual property, and sometimes more, in exchange for a fee. 45.66.210(a) (2009); Fla.

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Licensing vs. Franchising: Are You Accidentally Creating a Franchise?

IP Intelligence

Since a license is like any other contract, the licensor can add any number of conditions to the agreement, right? From a 5,000-foot view, a franchise involves one party allowing another to use its brand, which may include products and services, intellectual property, and sometimes more, in exchange for a fee. 45.66.210(a) (2009); Fla.

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Licensing vs. Franchising: Are You Accidentally Creating a Franchise?

LexBlog IP

Since a license is like any other contract, the licensor can add any number of conditions to the agreement, right? From a 5,000-foot view, a franchise involves one party allowing another to use its brand, which may include products and services, intellectual property, and sometimes more, in exchange for a fee. Not necessarily.