Attorney J. Michael Dady claims that restaurant chain discounting ruins franchisees’ profits and insists more disclosure would keep franchisors honest. By David Farkas, Senior Editor — Chain Leader, March 3, 2010 J. Michael Dady of Dady & Gardner has been arguing...
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Making The Case — Arbitration Isn’t Quicker, Cheaper
Making The Case — Arbitration Isn’t Quicker, Cheaper 2/19/2010 Source: by Michelle Lore, Associate Editor, Minnesota Lawyer Arbitration is supposed to be more efficient, less costly and just as fair as litigation. But according to some practitioners, that’s not...
Dady & Gardner Attorneys Prevail In Protecting Franchises with State Franchise Laws
Dady & Gardner Attorneys Prevail In Protecting Franchises with State Franchise Laws Philadelphia – August, 2007 — The U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania recently handed the franchisees in Cottman Transmission Systems, LLC, et al. v. Dale...
Court Cuts Through Franchisor’s Verbiage To Allow Franchises Fraud Claims
Court Cuts Through Franchisor’s Verbiage To Allow Franchises Fraud Claims Minneapolis – July, 2007 — A federal court in Minnesota used strong language to strike down a franchisor’s attempts to make franchisees sign away their claims for fraud and violation of the...
Court Rules That Dominos Franchises Don’t Have To Buy Franchisor’s Software
Court Rules That Dominos Franchises Don’t Have To Buy Franchisor’s Software Minneapolis – June, 2007 — Michael Dady and Scott Korzenowski assisted a group of Domino’s Pizza Franchises to secure a summary judgment in the United States District Court for the District of...
Dady & Gardner Wins Landmark Case Against Sona MedSpa And Its Investors
Dady & Gardner Wins Landmark Case Against Sona MedSpa And Its Investors Atlanta – April, 2007 – An arbitrator in Atlanta, Georgia awarded nearly $400,000 to a franchisee who was duped into buying a Sona MedSpa franchise on the basis of “faulty” information about...
