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February 12, 2019 Thomas H. Segars

Posted in Creditors Rights, Lender Liability, and Bankruptcy

No Hot-Dogging: The Intersection of Section 75-1.1 and Federal Franchise Law

This post examines two new decisions that apply N.C. Gen. Stat. § 75-1.1 to a specific factual context: the relationship between franchisors and franchisees. The decisions—Trident Atlanta, LLC v. Charlie Graingers Franchising, LLC and Sanghrajka v. Family Fare, LLC—parallel one another in important ways, but reach different results. This post summarizes […]

January 22, 2019 Thomas H. Segars

Posted in 75-1.1 Exemptions

The Boundaries of Section 75-1.1 and Pervasively Regulated Conduct: A HAJMM Sandwich?

Did our post on Contant v. Bank of America leave you hungry for more analysis of N.C. Gen. Stat. § 75-1.1 and pervasively regulated conduct? If so, you’re in luck. A new comment in the North Carolina Law Review serves up a main course on the issue. The article is called Bank […]

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Attorney: Thomas H. Segars

No Hot-Dogging: The Intersection of Section 75-1.1 and Federal Franchise Law

The Boundaries of Section 75-1.1 and Pervasively Regulated Conduct: A HAJMM Sandwich?

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