It Has Become Increasingly Common for Plaintiffs to Sue the Franchisor

question 11

Essay

It has become increasingly common for plaintiffs to sue the franchisor for negligence arising from injuries suffered on the franchisee's premises. What factors must a plaintiff show to recover from a franchisor under a negligence theory?

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Definitions:

Terry-Cloth

is a fabric with loops that can absorb large amounts of water, commonly used for towels and bathrobes.

Educational Neglect

A form of child neglect where a caregiver fails to provide appropriate schooling or educational opportunities.

Skips School

The act of not attending school classes without permission or valid reason, commonly referred to as truancy.

Bullied

Being subjected to repeated aggressive behavior, physical or psychological, by an individual or group, intending to harm or intimidate.