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Limitations of the WFDL: Distributor Bound by Choice-of-Law Provision

Dealers, take notice: Choice-of-law provisions may be more significant than they appear. A recent decision issued by the United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit held that contractual choice-of-law provisions are...more

Liar, Liar: Texas Supreme Court Rejects Fraud As Basis For Ignoring Dealer Agreements

One of the most important tools manufacturers and franchisors have available to manage their networks are the agreements they sign with their channel partners. Significant time and effort go into those contracts, ensuring...more

Divorce Tips: How to Avoid Getting Your New Channel Partners Sued

Leaving behind an underperforming dealer or distributor relationship for a new one can be exciting for manufacturers and suppliers. It’s always a good feeling to get a part of the business turned around and headed in the...more

The WFDL Is Broader Than You Think -- Lessons From Golf Pros

On June 22, 2017, the Wisconsin Supreme Court took a 3-Iron to common intuitions about who is, and who is not, a dealer protected by the Wisconsin Fair Dealership Law (WFDL). In Benson v. City of Madison, 2017 WI 65, the...more

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