Parties entering into a commercial agreement tend to have opposing interests. This also applies to the franchise agreement, where the franchisor, for example, will want to limit the possibilities of termination by the franchisee as much as possible. A franchisee, on the other hand, will want to secure a certain degree of independency and trading freedom. When we review or a draft an agreement, we point out such risks to the entrepreneur. This way, entrepreneurs know exactly where they stand, which allows for an informed decision. Our assessment of their legal position enables entrepreneurs to negotiate and conclude a more advantageous agreement for them.