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Troubled Carol Myers Now Selling Gourmet Pizza from Vending Machines

Posted Fri, 2013-07-05 09:19 by Janet Sparks

clip_image002BRIDGEWATER, New Jersey – She’s baaack! Carol Myers of Francorp fame is now promoting her latest Health E Kiosk concept, where the gourmet products are straight out of a vending machine. The problem is, where Ms. Myers goes, so goes accusations of franchise fraud and illegality.

Another Francorp In-house Attorney Jumps Ship

Posted Tue, 2012-10-23 20:50 by Janet Sparks

OLYMPIA FIELD, Ill. – Francorp Inc, self-proclaimed as the leader in franchise development, continues to sign on new clients despite its loss of staff and burden to pay off its big debt on tax liens and judgments. The question now is will Francorp be able to meet its legal obligations to its clients, and will these companies get accurate and reliable legal services that won’t come back to haunt them.

Mr Ronnies Donuts Partners with Francorp

Posted Sun, 2012-01-29 16:47 by Janet Sparks

CHICAGO – Francorp chairman Donald Boroian said he is so impressed with Ronnie’s Famous Hot Donuts in Houma, Louisiana; he will personally head up the company’s project to franchise the concept across the country.

Point: Sue me, Bob Zarco

Posted Mon, 2010-12-27 03:59 by Paul Steinberg

If Robert Zarco is going to sue everyone who speaks the truth about Cold Stone Creamery, he'd better hire a few more associates.

Jitterswing News Swings One Way

Posted Mon, 2010-03-29 18:27 by Paul Steinberg

There have been two articles regarding franchisor Jitterswing on Blue MauMau, and neither one of those addresses the actual complaint in a complete manner.

Francorp Sent Back to Missouri on Practice of Law Charges

Posted Sat, 2010-03-27 15:42 by Janet Sparks

ST. CHARLES, Missouri – Although Jitterswing Inc. and its franchise development firm, Francorp Inc., had agreed to resolve any disputes arising out of their contract in Illinois, a three-judge panel with the Missouri Court of Appeals saw it differently on March 16, stating that Missouri had jurisdiction over the matter because the language in the forum selection clause was not sufficient and it would create an unfair result.