Franchisor liability for gender discrimination and sexual misconduct

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The authors examine legal theories which assert a franchisor's liability for gender discrimination, including harassment, or sexual assault. Suggestions for reducing a franchisor's exposure to liability are provided and specific facts that affect the likelihood of a franchisor liability finding are discussed.

Author: Brimer, Jeffrey A., Bacon, Bryan C.
Sex discrimination, Liability (Law), Legal liability

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Fair criticism, cyberlibel, and unlawful coordinated action over the Internet

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The author distinguishes between protected fair speech and libel with respect to franchisers and franchisees criticized on Internet web sites. Topics include trademark dilution and infringement, the fair use doctrine, tortuous interference with business relations, and cybersquatting.

Author: McIntosh, Scott
Libel and slander, Cybersquatting

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Using the Lanham Act to ward off preliminary injunctions

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The assertion of claims under the Lanham Act or filing a counterclaim for preliminary injunctive relief are discussed as ways for the franchisor to ward off a preliminary injunction by the franchisee.

Author: Casagrande, Thomas L.
Usage, Trademark dilution, Injunctions

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Subjects list: United States, Laws, regulations and rules, Franchises
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