If the adage 'unknown, unloved' applies to anything, it is for a subject such as competition law

The vast majority of franchise agreements contain a so-called post-contractual non-compete clause (hereinafter referred to as “non-competition clause” for brevity).

Franchising has enjoyed increasing interest in recent years.

Franchise agreements occasionally contain dispute resolutions that grant powers to the franchisee(s), the franchise council and/or a franchise association.

A franchise agreement is often closely linked to a rental agreement.

In recent years, the number of bankruptcies has risen considerably as a result of the poor economic situation.

Under competition law, it is not permitted to include so-called resale price maintenance in franchise agreements

The post-contractual non-compete clause in the franchise agreement is perhaps the most discussed clause in franchising.

As is well known, a good franchisor offers its franchisee a good deal at the start

Suspension is the case when a debtor (temporarily) postpones the fulfillment of its obligations