ABA has texts on franchising

There's no more ubiquitous type of long-term contract today than the franchise relationship.   The good folks at the American Bar Association's Forum on Franchising have a new edition of their Fundamentals of Franchising, edited by Rupert M. Barkoff and Andrew C. Selden.  It's heavy on the practical side, as chapter titles like "Structuring a Unit Franchise Relationship," "Franchise Disclosure Issues," and "Counseling Franchisees" suggest.  There's also a new book, Fundamentals of Franchising—Canada for those doing business in the Great White North.  Details on both books are here.