What is the limit on the number of interrogatories each party can submit in an All Team franchise arbitration?

According to All Team's 2025 Franchise Disclosure Document, in the event of arbitration, each party is limited to submitting a maximum of 15 interrogatories to the other party. This limit can be altered only if both parties agree to a different number.

Interrogatories are a formal set of written questions used to gather information during the discovery phase of a legal proceeding. By setting a limit of 15, All Team aims to control the scope and cost of discovery in arbitration. This helps to streamline the process and prevent either party from using excessive interrogatories to burden the other side.

For a prospective All Team franchisee, this means that if a dispute arises that leads to arbitration, they will be limited to asking All Team only 15 formal written questions, unless an alternative number is agreed upon. This limitation applies equally to All Team, ensuring a level playing field in the discovery process. Franchisees should consider the implications of this limit and prepare their questions carefully if arbitration becomes necessary.