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Webinar: Is Social Networking a Tool for Developing Your Franchise Business or a Dangerous Game?
Social networking is here to stay. Some franchisors are successfully attracting customers, franchisees and attention. But beware, liability lurks. Franchisors need to consider the risks of going instantly global and how to avoid violating their agreements or the regulations that govern them.
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Social networking is here to stay. Some franchisors are successfully attracting customers, franchisees and attention. But beware, liability lurks. Franchisors need to consider the risks of going instantly global and how to avoid violating their agreements or the regulations that govern them.
Click here to view a recording of this webinar.
Our league-leading franchise group teamed up with Information Law expert Jonathan Redgrave to present a practical user’s guide to social networking for franchisors.
You will learn about:
- Best practices for attracting franchisees and customers without stepping over the line
- How to formulate a social networking policy for your franchisees while stopping short of exerting too much control
- How to protect your brand from attack by unscrupulous or disgruntled customers and former employees
Speakers
- Robert Calihan, Partner
New York, New York, Nixon Peabody LLP
- Andrew Loewinger
Partner, Washington DC, Nixon Peabody LLP
- Jonathan Redgrave
Partner, Washington DC, Nixon Peabody LLP
- Diana V. Vilmenay, Associate
Washington, DC, Nixon Peabody LLP
Click here to view a recording of this webinar.
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