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What can Maryland's latest franchise law reform mean for other states? Certified Specialist in Franchise & Distribution Law Matt Soroky explains the Maryland Franchise Reform Act and the growing trend toward stronger franchisee protections: https://t.co/9yCwrSJytc
When can a franchisor's parent company avoid arbitration? What risks arise when a franchisor uses third-party payment systems? Our Franchise & Distribution Attorneys answer in this month's newsletter: https://t.co/FfdmHffkxH
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What compliance risks come with a hybrid workforce? Our Employment Practice Group discusses the hidden risks of hybrid and remote work: https://t.co/6vM6TD3NDq
Lewitt Hackman is honored to be recognized among the Top 100 Law Firms in Los Angeles County by LA Times Studios Business, and we congratulate Barry Kurtz on his selection as a 2026 Legal Visionary.
What can franchisors expect in 2026? Certified Specialist in Franchise & Distribution Law Barry Kurtz discusses new franchise legislation across the United States: https://t.co/LHsUncMri9
Estate Planning Attorney Kira Masteller joined the Success, Unscripted podcast with Jonathan Israel to share real-world estate planning insights: https://t.co/2PV37fE1hf
What's the potential impact of the res judicata doctrine on franchise disputes? When is a franchise dispute outside a federal court’s reach? Our Franchise & Distribution Attorneys discuss in this month's newsletter: https://t.co/NLPTgF845d
Certified Specialist in Franchise & Distribution Law, Matt Soroky, analyzes a new Virginia law that changes the governance of in-state franchise agreements and mostly bans post-termination non-competes: https://t.co/DLw3hNhh6K
If your business paid duties under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA) tariffs in 2025, you may be entitled to a refund. Zane Averbach and Josh Stein explains who qualifies, how to file, and key things to avoid: https://t.co/IMMkwS0b74