[Case Overview] A successful franchisee received a termination notice from the franchisor over a minor cleanliness issue. It was clear the franchisor wanted the location back to open a corporate-owned […]
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[Case Overview] A prospective franchisee was pressured to sign a 200-page Franchise Disclosure Document (FDD) for a coffee franchise. The franchisor claimed the terms were “non-negotiable.” [Legal Strategy] Our team
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Protecting a Buyer from Hidden Liabilities and Tax Risks in M&A [Case Overview] A client planning to acquire a large food distribution company in New Jersey was ready to proceed
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When an entrepreneur set their sights on launching a business in New York, they turned to Song Law Firm for a seamless setup process. Recognizing the complexities involved, the client
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A visionary group with a passion for community service approached Song Law Firm with the goal of establishing a non-profit organization in New York. Understanding the importance of a solid
Successful Establishment of a Non-Profit Organization with Meticulously Crafted Bylaws Read More »
After signing a franchise agreement with a well-known Korean franchise company and operating the business as a franchisee for three years, a client came to Song Law Firm. The client
We successfully terminated the franchise agreement. Read More »
A client who recently started a cosmetics business has retained Song Dong Ho Law Firm. Fortunately, this customer’s cosmetics were very popular even though they had only been on the
Successfully closed a deal with a large cosmetics distributor. Read More »
We represented an international company with offices in several countries and successfully helped them establish a new office in the United States.
Song Law Firm assisted a client in changing the name of shares of two closely held companies. The client was considering selling one of the two companies soon and needed
