How California’s New Disclosure Law Could Affect Franchise Sales Nationwide

California recently made a significant move in the franchise industry with Governor Gavin Newsom’s signing of Senate Bill 919 (S.B. 919). This bipartisan legislation introduces new registration and pre-sale disclosure requirements for third-party franchise sellers, including brokers, broker networks and franchise sales organizations. The bill aims to enhance transparency during the franchise sales process, an area that has long been under scrutiny.

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The International Franchise Association (IFA) was a vocal supporter of this legislation, citing its alignment with the principles outlined in the IFA’s Responsible Franchising initiative. By focusing on

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