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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 State of Litigation

Safeguarding Your System: Trade Dress Protection for Franchisors Webinar

Employment Law Series

NLRB & DOL Take Action on Joint Employer and Independent Contractor Tests

SCOTUS Opinion: President Exceeded His Authority in Imposing the IEEPA Tariffs

The Latest Land Mine: Provider-Based Attestations To Be Required Soon

Lathrop GPM Provides Intellectual Property Support to Diagonal Therapeutics in Series B Financing

Chiara Portner on Disney’s $2.75M Privacy Settlement: A Call for Cross-Device Compliance

Lathrop GPM and Trexo Global Showcase IP Innovation

Lathrop GPM Bolsters Litigation and Dispute Resolution Practice with Two Attorneys in Minneapolis

Lathrop GPM Adds Associate Michael Brill to Denver Office

Lathrop GPM Partner Alison Zinn Named Chair of Colorado Supreme Court’s Legal Regulation Committee

Landlord Bankruptcy: Safeguarding Tenant Interests and Lease Rights

Workouts Without Bankruptcy: Legal Tools for Real Estate Recovery

Tenant Bankruptcy: What Landlords and Asset Managers Need to Know

PFAS Playbook

The Franchise Memorandum

The Modern Workplace

The Road to Insurance Recovery

Missouri Federal Court Opens Door to COVID-19 Business Interruption Claims

Franchise Alert: It May Be a New Day for Enforcement of Franchise Covenants Against Competition in California

Contractors Have A Powerful Tool To Stop Work If They Aren’t Paid

Don’t Forget the Bayh-Dole Act If Your Research Is Federally Funded

Minnesota Supreme Court Holds That a Hospital May Be Held Liable for Negligence of Its Independent Contractors

USPTO Announces Across-the-Board Patent Fee Increases

Down But Not Out: The CFPB’s Future After Seila Law LLC v. Consumer Financial Protection Bureau

Franchisors Impacted by EU Limits on Personal Data Transfers to the U.S.

EU Throttles Transfer of Personal Data to the United States

Antitrust Division’s Expedited Review of Business Conduct Related to COVID-19: What Have We Learned So Far?