What is the California Franchise Investment Law?

 

A: The California Franchise Investment Law is a franchise law in California which consists of regulations which must be followed by franchisors offering and selling franchise locations in California.

The California Franchise Investment Law consists of statutes which cover issues such as:

• Exemptions;
• Disclosures;
• Fraudulent practices;
• Prohibited practices;
• Unfair practices;
• Civil liability;
  
• Powers of the Commissioner;
• Service of process; and
  
• Other general provisions

For additional information about the California franchise law contact franchise lawyer Charles N. Internicola, Esq. at 1-800-976-4904.

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