Quarles & Brady

Quarles & Brady

Full-service law firm offering transactional, regulatory, and dispute resolution services

Company Overview

Named Best Lawyers "Franchise Law Firm of the Year" in 2020, our franchise and distribution team provides comprehensive counseling and representation in transactions and regulatory matters for domestic and international franchises. We help clients establish, grow and manage franchise systems and their franchisee relationships. Our team also includes litigators experienced in successfully resolving franchise disputes, whether they involve core franchise law or franchise-related disputes.

About Quarles & Brady

HQ Location
Milwaukee, WI
Founded
1892
Industry
Legal Services
Social
Facebook, Twitter, Linkedin
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Ranked #6 in 2023

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Ranked #15 in 2021

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Ranked #13 in 2018

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