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I will draft an ironclad franchise agreement and licensing contract
Licensed US Attorney, Franchise Law, FDDs and Licensing Agreements
I am Paul David Fredrick, a licensed US Attorney (Bar #145833) specializing in franchise law, intellectual property, and corporate expansion. Franchising is heavily regulated by the FTC. One mistake i...
About this Gig
Welcome to my gig. A franchise is only as strong as the contract that governs it. If your agreement is vague, you risk losing control of your brand, your royalties, and your intellectual property.
I am Paul David Fredrick, a licensed US Attorney (Bar #145833). I do not use cheap internet templates. I draft rigorous, highly customized Franchise and Licensing Agreements that strictly enforce your brand standards and ensure you get paid.
I specialize in drafting:
- Single-Unit Franchise Agreements
- Master Franchise Agreements
- Intellectual Property (IP) Licensing Contracts
- Trademark & Brand Licensing Agreements
- Software & Product Licensing
Critical Protections Included:
- Brand Control: Strict quality control clauses to protect your reputation.
- Financials: Ironclad royalty structures, audit rights, and marketing fund contributions.
- Termination: Clear rights to terminate the agreement and reclaim your IP if standards are breached.
All communication is efficiently handled via Fiverr messaging. Secure your brands expansion. Order your package today.
Field of law:
Business (corporate)
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International
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Commercial
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FAQ
What is the difference between a license and a franchise?
A license simply grants permission to use a trademark or IP. A franchise includes significant control over the operator's business model and operations.
Do I need to trademark my brand first?
It is highly recommended to have a federally registered trademark before franchising, as this is the core asset you are licensing out.
Do you cover international licensing?
Yes, but the contract will be drafted to be governed by the laws of a specific US state or general US federal law.
How do I provide my business details?
Upon ordering, you will fill out a precise questionnaire covering your royalty fees, territory limits, and brand rules.
Do we need a phone consultation?
No. To maintain high efficiency and a clear paper trail, I conduct all business via Fiverr's text-based messaging system
