chisees generally, I do not see any Fraud, I see a failed businessman/franchisee with an axe to grind, who will not look in the mirror and face reality. I see someone looking at a disclosurFranchisor Executive Business Management Teams need to be cognizant of the fact that each time a franchisee fails for whatever reason that there will be potential litigation and the disgruntled franchisee will run around using the F-word. Why?

Because the franchisee who has failed which is to blame someone else for his losses and they feel is in their best interest to sue the Franchisor to get all their money back and then some. However no court will give them their money back unless there was fraudulent business dealings with the Franchisor or in the Franchisor's Uniform Franchise Offering Circular Disclosure Documents. So the franchisee who has failed will run around yelling Fraud.

In most cases that I have looked at with failed franchisees generally, I do not see any Fraud, I see a failed businessman/franchisee with an axe to grind, who will not look in the mirror and face reality. I see someone looking at a disclosure

tled franchisee will run around using the F-word. Why?

Because the franchisee who has failed which is to blame someone else for his losses and they feel is in their best interest to sue the Franchisor to get all their money back and then some. However no court will give them their money back unless there was fraudulent business dealings with the Franchisor or in the Franchisor's Uniform Franchise Offering Circular Disclosure Documents. So the franchisee who has failed will run around yelling Fraud.

In most cases that I have looked at with failed franchisees generally, I do not see any Fraud, I see a failed businessman/franchisee with an axe to grind, who will not look in the mirror and face reality. I see someone looking at a disclosur

ue the Franchisor to get all their money back and then some. However no court will give them their money back unless there was fraudulent business dealings with the Franchisor or in the Franchisor's Uniform Franchise Offering Circular Disclosure Documents. So the franchisee who has failed will run around yelling Fraud.

In most cases that I have looked at with failed franchisees generally, I do not see any Fraud, I see a failed businessman/franchisee with an axe to grind, who will not look in the mirror and face reality. I see someone looking at a disclosur

chisor's Uniform Franchise Offering Circular Disclosure Documents. So the franchisee who has failed will run around yelling Fraud.

In most cases that I have looked at with failed franchisees generally, I do not see any Fraud, I see a failed businessman/franchisee with an axe to grind, who will not look in the mirror and face reality. I see someone looking at a disclosur

chisees generally, I do not see any Fraud, I see a failed businessman/franchisee with an axe to grind, who will not look in the mirror and face reality. I see someone looking at a disclosure document, a silly 250-page report made mandatory by Tootie Fruities in Government to protect the consumer that only hurts them.

Indeed, I see hypocrisy and ridiculous human waste in the sound and fury instead of working together in a common cause, which was their original goal was it not? Not that I condemn them an entirely, as there are always cases where there is actual fraud, but they are very rare and franchising. Nevertheless, all this litigation has really ruined franchising and hurt the world of small business employing 76.9% of our jobs in the country. Franchising accounts for almost 1/3 of every consumer dollar spent, why are we destroying it, why? Consider all this in 2006.