10Sep
Franchisor had no Duty to Protect Franchisee’s Employee From Sexual Harassment, Court Finds
Franchisors should review their franchise agreements and practices to ensure they do not retain or exercise control over the particular aspects of their franchisees’ employment practices in light of a recent decision reinforcing that a negligence...
By:
Faegre Baker Daniels
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