So often franchise attorneys complain that franchise buyers get the shaft from fast-talking franchisors and complex franchise agreements, which make it nearly impossible for the franchisee to get a fair shake. I have heard this complaint time and time again as a Board of Director Member of the American Association of Franchisees and Dealers, as franchise attorneys looked for an easier way to sue franchisors on behalf of their franchisee clientele.

Once a franchise attorney looked over my franchise agreement for his franchisee client buyer and wanted me to change a bunch of stuff otherwise he would advise his franchisee buying client to walk?