Under what circumstances can Eos Worldwide consider a default to be 'curable'?

According to Eos Worldwide's 2025 Franchise Disclosure Document, certain breaches of the franchise agreement are considered 'curable,' meaning the franchisee has an opportunity to rectify the situation and avoid termination. Specifically, if a franchisee breaches any obligation, covenant, or representation under the agreement (excluding non-curable defaults or those with shorter cure periods), Eos Worldwide will provide written notice specifying the breach. The franchisee then has thirty (30) days to remedy the breach.

This curable default provision offers a significant benefit to franchisees. It provides a window to correct operational or contractual missteps, potentially avoiding costly legal battles or franchise termination. However, it's crucial to understand what constitutes a 'non-curable' default, as these situations allow Eos Worldwide to terminate the agreement immediately.

For a prospective Eos Worldwide franchisee, this information highlights the importance of carefully reviewing the franchise agreement to understand all obligations and potential default triggers. Paying close attention to the distinction between curable and non-curable defaults is essential for protecting their investment and maintaining a positive relationship with the franchisor. Furthermore, it would be prudent to clarify with Eos Worldwide specific examples of breaches they would consider curable versus non-curable to fully understand the scope of this provision.