Ludwig & van Dam co-hosts webinar NFV Wet Franchise
| Webinar ‘Law Franchise’ |
 On October 28, 2022, Ludwig & van Dam will co-host an NFV Webinar Wet franchise.
The transitional period of the Franchise Act will expire on 31 December. It is an important moment to reflect once again on the obligations arising from the Franchise Act. We are organizing a webinar about this on Friday 28 October from 9 a.m. to 10 a.m. NFV board members Pim Dirckx (Director of Operations at SPAR) and Theodoor Ludwig (Ludwig & van Dam Advocaten) present the most important points of attention from the law in this webinar. Highly recommended to be informed in one hour. You can register by email to: franchise@nfv.nl |
Do you want to respond? Then email to info@ludwigvandamadvocaten.nl
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