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When Does a Trademark License Turn into a Franchise?

LexBlog IP

When entering into a trademark license agreement most trademark owners do not consider the possibility that their agreement actually may be a franchise, which would subject them to specific disclosure requirements and a number of relationship responsibilities not normally present in a trademark license.

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Honest Abe Roofing Sues Franchisee for Violation of Agreements

Indiana Intellectual Property Law

Terre Haute, Indiana – The Plaintiff, Honest Abe Roofing Franchise, Inc. The Defendants violated their Franchise Agreement, by changing the directed address for notices without notifying Honest Abe and canceling the required workers’ compensation insurance. They have numerous locations in multiple states.

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

IP Intelligence

It is an arrangement that gives a licensee the right to use the licensor’s mark in some manner for some amount of time, with the licensor exercising quality control over the goods offered and services rendered under the mark. Since a license is like any other contract, the licensor can add any number of conditions to the agreement, right?

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

IP Intelligence

It is an arrangement that gives a licensee the right to use the licensor’s mark in some manner for some amount of time, with the licensor exercising quality control over the goods offered and services rendered under the mark. Since a license is like any other contract, the licensor can add any number of conditions to the agreement, right?

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Types of Intellectual Property Contracts

Intepat

Intellectual property rights may be established, protected, or granted to another party by contracts or agreements. To ensure business success, it is imperative to safeguard and manage Intellectual property through well crafted agreements.

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

LexBlog IP

It is an arrangement that gives a licensee the right to use the licensor’s mark in some manner for some amount of time, with the licensor exercising quality control over the goods offered and services rendered under the mark. This could inadvertently create a franchise and subject you to civil and criminal penalties. 15 U.S.C. §

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NC Cleaning Services Co. Slaps Ex-Franchisee With TM Suit

IP Law 360

A commercial cleaning services franchisor has sued a former franchisee in North Carolina federal court on trademark infringement claims, saying it breached their contract by continuing to operate under the marks after terminating their franchise agreement.