HomeFront Brands Faces Mounting Franchisee Turmoil [GUEST POST]
Homefront Brands (HFB) is a leading home services franchisor and the umbrella company for Top Rail Fence, Window Hero, The
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PA State Supreme Court must act on free speech law aimed at curbing abusive lawsuits (LNP)
It took outspoken citizens, free speech advocates, and Pennsylvania lawmakers more than a decade to pass the Uniform Public Expression
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6 Surprising SLAPP Insights: The Process IS the Punishment
Being a multi-SLAPP Defendant doesn’t pay well… actually… doesn’t pay at all. But on this 282nd day of DonutNV v
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DonutNV vs. Sean Kelly, UnhappyFranchisee.com (Court Documents)
Court Documents in the ongoing SLAPP* attack conceived, filed and sustained by Doher Joseph Ferris (D. Joseph Ferris) and Klehr,
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Free Speech is STILL in Danger in Pennsylvania
Free Speech is still in danger in Pennsylvania… but it doesn’t have to be. Currently, any citizen voicing an opinion
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List of JDog Franchisees With Closed or Failed Franchises – UPDATED
That JDog Brands and Julip Run Capital have been allowed to target Veterans & military families with the JDog Junk
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The Ethical Franchise Broker: How to Calculate Franchise Turnover
Ethical Franchise Brokers can get a competitive advantage on their lax or unethical competitors by providing superior due diligence and
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Franchise Myth #1: That Franchisees OWN Their Own Businesses
Franchise sellers promote franchise “ownership” as a way to “Own Your Own Business!” and “Be Your Own Boss!” We commonly
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DonutNV Franchise: Another Franchisee Discredits the Semi-Absentee Claim
In videos, ads and lead-generation pages across the Internet, DonutNV Franchising, Inc., Franchise Fastlane & other truth-resistant promoters continue to push
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DONUTNV Franchise Owners Selling at a Loss [UPDATED]
Last year’s hot new franchise opportunity sometimes becomes this year’s discounted resale (and, in the worst cases, next year’s cautionary
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