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Negotiating a Franchise Agreement: Exclusive Franchise Territory

By James Blake 3 November 2011Franchise Law, Restaurants

If you’re buying a franchise, it’s important to understand the scope of your protected area of business and franch... Continue Reading...

Tags:Austin Business Lawyer, BL, Exclusive Territory, Franchise Disputes, Franchise Law, Franchise Law Litigation, Franchise Litigation, Franchisee Rights, restaurant attorney, Restaurant Lawyer, RRSF, Texas Franchise Attorney, Texas Franchise Law, Texas Franchise Lawyer

Restaurant Contract Management, Supply Chain Management & Franchise Law

By James Blake 3 July 2011Franchise Law, Restaurants

Restaurant supply chain management and contract management is paramount for multi-unit restaurant profitability, wheth... Continue Reading...

Tags:Austin Contract Attorney, Business Lawyer Austin, franchise agreement, Franchise Law, Franchisee Rights, restaurant attorney, RRSF, Supply Chain Management, Texas Franchise Attorney

Restaurant Owners: More Wage & Tip Pool Violations to Avoid

By James Blake 5 April 2011Employment Law Litigation, Restaurants

Restaurant owners frequently work in their own restaurants as cooks, bartenders, servers, etc. Yet despite doing the s... Continue Reading...

Tags:Austin Business Attorney, BL, Business Lawyer Austin, Employment Law, restaurant attorney, restaurant law

Austin Entrepreneur Lecture: Bootstrapping vs Sabotaging a Small Business

By James Blake 31 March 2011Restaurants

The Blake Law Firm is proud to present a lecture for the Struggling Entrepreneur Group on Thursday, April 7^{th Continue Reading...}

Tags:Asset Protection, Austin Business Attorney, Business Finance, Business Formation, Business Lawyer Austin, Business Strategy, Business Tax Strategy, Employment Contracts, Employment Law, Exit Strategy, Intellectual Property, Software, Software Development, Tech Startup

Service & Restaurant Employee Wages: Avoid Labor Law Litigation

By James Blake 30 June 2010Labor & Employment Law, Restaurants

Restaurants and other service-based businesses benefit from an exception to state and federal minimum wage laws, allow... Continue Reading...

Tags:Austin Business Attorney, BD, BL, Business Lawyer Austin, Employment Contracts, Employment Law, restaurant attorney, RRSF

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