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Q: To Start a Franchise do you need a Trademark.
A: Yes. One of the primary and core elements to a franchise and franchise system are the trademarks associated with the franchised business. One of the primary rights granted in a franchise agreement is a license and right for a franchisee to utilize the franchisors trademark.
When evaluating your business and establishing a franchise, it is critical to evaluate the trademarks, trade dress and other "intellectual property" associated with your business and recognized by your customers.
Charles N. Internicola, is a franchise lawyer who represents start-up and established franchisors throughout the Unites States, in all fifty states, including New York and New Jersey. Charles is the author of "An Entrepreneurs Guide to Purchasing a Business" and he is the publisher of the "Franchise Law Blog". If you are establishing a franchise system or looking for a lawyer to monitor and maintain your franchise registration and compliance program, contact Charles Internicola, to discuss the national franchise services that he delivers to his clients.
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