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The Franchise Memorandum is a collection of postings on summaries of recent legal developments of interest to franchisors brought to you by Lathrop GPM LLP.

The Modern Workplace

The Modern Workplace blog is focused on providing insightful analysis, updates and practical guidance on labor and employment law.

The Road to Insurance Recovery

The Road to Insurance Recovery blog is dedicated to helping understand and manage the complexities of the modern business insurance policy.

Lathrop GPM Establishes Task Force and Client Resource Center for Guidance on Second Trump Administration…

2026 Health Law Seminar

Employment Law Series

Delay and Disruption Claims: Tips, Traps, and Critical Path Proof Webinar

When ICE Comes to the Jobsite: What Construction Employers Need to Know Now

New Executive Order Signals Evolving Federal Approach to AI

Colorado Enacts New Law Regulating Automated Decision-Making Technology

Allie Itami Quoted in PLANSPONSOR on Effective Participant Communications

David Kim and Jane Trueper Quoted in PE Hub on Longer Hold Periods in Private…

Randy Schultz Quoted in Commonwealth Fund Article on Private Equity’s Impact on Physicians

Lathrop GPM Partner Brian Dillon Named 2026 Notable Litigator & Trial Attorney

Lathrop GPM Expands Business Transactions Practice in Dallas and Kansas City

51 Lathrop GPM Attorneys and 17 Practice Groups Ranked in Chambers USA 2026

Employment Law Series: Leaves of Absence

Employment Law Series: Wage and Hour

Martin Behn Discusses Cross-Border Estate Planning Challenges on Celebrity Estates Podcast

PFAS Playbook

The Franchise Memorandum

The Modern Workplace

The Road to Insurance Recovery

Important COVID-Related Workplace Developments

11 Lathrop GPM Attorneys Recognized in the International Who’s Who Legal Franchise 2021 List

New Pay Disclosure Laws Take Effect in Connecticut and Nevada

Increasing Diversity in Franchising

Franchisor’s Claim for Liquidated Damages Survives Motion to Dismiss

New Jersey Federal Court Awards $7 Million in Damages for Franchisees’ Breach

Indiana Federal Court Enforces Noncompete Against Former Steak N Shake Franchisee

Illinois Federal Court Rules Circumstantial Evidence of Franchise Developer’s Misappropriation of Trade Secrets Precludes Summary Judgment

California Federal Court Holds Franchisees Are Not Employees of Franchisor

Second Circuit Affirms Dismissal of Franchisees’ Minimum Wage and Unjust Enrichment Claims