Does the Alloy FDD state that I should read the provisions in the agreements attached to the Disclosure Document?

According to Alloy's 2025 Franchise Disclosure Document, several addenda emphasize the importance of understanding and consenting to the terms within the franchise and related agreements. Specifically, for franchisees in states like California, Illinois, Minnesota, South Dakota, and Washington, addenda are included to ensure compliance with state-specific statutes and regulations.

These addenda often modify the franchise agreement to align with state laws, particularly concerning franchisee rights upon termination or non-renewal, and stipulations that prevent franchisees from waiving compliance with state franchise laws. The addenda also address issues such as financial assurances required due to the franchisor's financial condition, which may defer initial fees and payments until certain pre-opening obligations are met.

Moreover, the Washington Addendum explicitly states that its provisions form an integral part of, are incorporated into, and modify the Franchise Disclosure Document, the franchise agreement, and all related agreements. Each addendum includes an acknowledgment that the undersigned has read, understood, and consents to be bound by all of its terms, reinforcing the necessity of carefully reviewing all attached documents.