A Disclosure Document should contain sufficient information to allow a potential Franchisee to establish an informed view of the Franchise and its system. If there is insufficient disclosure, a Franchisee can potentially be fined up to $54,000 (as of September 2015), and any affected Franchisees could potentially terminate their Franchise Agreements.
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