What notices of trademark and service mark registrations must an All County franchisee give?

According to All County's 2025 Franchise Disclosure Document, franchisees must provide specific notices of trademark and service mark registrations as directed by All County, such as using the "®" or "™" symbols. Additionally, franchisees are responsible for obtaining any required fictitious or assumed name registrations as mandated by applicable law. This ensures that All County's trademarks and service marks are properly identified and protected in accordance with legal requirements.

Upon termination or expiration of the franchise agreement, franchisees must take necessary actions to cancel all fictitious or assumed names or equivalent registrations related to the use of All County's marks. This prevents any continued association with the All County brand after the franchise agreement ends. Franchisees are also prohibited from identifying themselves or their business as a current or former All County business or using any marks that suggest a connection with All County, except for other All County businesses they may own and operate.

Furthermore, All County retains the right to direct franchisees to modify or replace any marks. Franchisees are responsible for all expenses associated with these modifications or replacements and must comply with All County's directions within a reasonable time after receiving notice. All County is not obligated to reimburse franchisees for any lost revenue due to modified or discontinued marks or for any expenses incurred in promoting a modified or substitute mark. This ensures that All County maintains control over its brand and can make necessary changes to its marks without incurring additional financial obligations to the franchisee.