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Miller Canfield Attorneys Help Franchises Expand Into Poland

August 1, 2006

In Poland franchising agreements are not governed by a single piece of legislation, but fall under a series of specific regulations, among others - general provisions of the Civil Code, competition and consumer protection law, intellectual property rights, tax and labor law. In addition, the laws of European Union, mainly the anti-trust law (art. 81 of the EC Treaty) and vertical restraints regulations (i.e. the Block Exemption Regulation 2790/1999/EC) are applicable.

Our specialized and experienced attorneys provide a broad scope of services for the establishment of franchise relationships in compliance with all applicable regulations, according to the official European Commission Guidelines on Vertical Restraints and the European Code of Ethics for Franchising and also evaluate the projected agreements on the basis of existing case-law.

We draw from the experience of Miller Canfield’s lawyers based in offices throughout United States and Canada to provide rapid and cost-effective solutions for our clients. Miller Canfield also advice in modifying the franchising structure to improve tax reduction strategies and efficiency of operation.

We help our clients to properly build organizational structure of their business, based on various models of franchise agreements, also master franchising, to meet their specific needs. We provide assistance in terminating their business relationships, and when necessary provide excellent representation of their interests in litigation and arbitration.

The solutions and services we provide include:

For more information we invite you to contact one of our lawyers: Wojciech Babicki: babicki@pl.millercanfield.com, Konrad Monko monko@pl.millercanfield.com, Karolina Niemirska-Fido: fido@pl.millercanfield.com

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