Where can I find the identified agents for service of process for Fitstop in various states?

According to Fitstop's 2024 Franchise Disclosure Document, the agents for service of process in various states are identified in Exhibit E. This means that if a legal issue arises and someone needs to formally serve Fitstop with a legal notice or lawsuit, Exhibit E lists the specific individuals or entities authorized to accept that service on Fitstop's behalf in each state where they operate.

For a prospective Fitstop franchisee, this information is crucial because it clarifies who to contact if legal action involving the franchise becomes necessary. It ensures that any legal proceedings are correctly initiated and that Fitstop receives proper notification.

Franchise agreements and FDDs often include such details to comply with state franchise laws, which aim to protect franchisees by ensuring transparency and clear communication channels. Reviewing Exhibit E is a standard part of due diligence for anyone considering investing in a Fitstop franchise.