Does a Dryject franchisee waive claims for damages if an injunction is wrongfully issued against them?

According to the 2025 Dryject Franchise Disclosure Document, a franchisee agrees that Dryject will not be required to post a bond to obtain any injunctive relief. The franchisee's only remedy if an injunction is entered against them is to seek the dissolution of that injunction.

Specifically, the franchisee expressly waives all claims for damages resulting from the wrongful issuance of such an injunction. This means that if a court issues an injunction against a Dryject franchisee, and it is later determined that the injunction was issued in error, the franchisee cannot sue Dryject for any financial losses or other harm they suffered as a result of the injunction.

This waiver of damage claims is a significant point for potential Dryject franchisees to consider. Injunctions can disrupt business operations and cause financial harm, so the inability to seek compensation for a wrongfully issued injunction could represent a notable financial risk. Prospective franchisees should seek legal counsel to fully understand the implications of this waiver and to assess their own risk tolerance.