Franchising is a get-rich-slow, exponential growth strategy. It takes some time to take root and the first few years require patience and investment. You are setting your business up for...
Read moreTom Spadea writes a monthly article for Franchise Dictionary Magazine, which is a digital and print publication designed to educate entrepreneurs seeking business ownership through franchise ownership. The hands-on and...
Read moreSpadea Lignana is featured monthly in 1851 Franchise Magazine. Take a look at the most recent posts:
Read moreTom Spadea recently joined Linda Ballesteros, host of All Things Franchising, to talk about franchising. In the interview, Tom talks about what business owners can expect when thinking about franchising...
Read moreThis article was featured in the November 2020 issue of Franchise Dictionary Magazine. This has been an interesting and unexpected year, to say the least. But those of us that...
Read moreShoutout LA interviewed and featured Harold L. Kestenbaum in their recent article titled “Thinking Through the First Steps of Starting a Business.” Here’s an excerpt from the interview: Hi Harold,...
Read moreSpadea Lignana is proud to announce that we have been named as the #2 legal services provider by Entrepreneur Magazine as part of their annual list of “Best in Service:...
Read moreHarold L. Kestenbaum joined the latest episode of Pillars of Franchising with Ray Pillar, Owner of Molly Maid Aurora-Naperville, Fred McMurray, CEO of Westvyne, and co-host Elizabeth Denham, CEO of...
Read moreThis article was written by Harold Kestenbaum for BeTheBoss.com. Despite what you might think, now is actually a great time for franchises. Whereas with the 2008 recession, access to funding and...
Read moreFor the fourth consecutive year, Tom Spadea made 1851’s Top Franchise Legal Players Award. This year, Tom and 1851 Franchise sit down to discuss the best way franchisors can grow...
Read moreThe COVID-19 pandemic has caused financial struggles for many franchise systems, including IHOP, Pizza Hut and Subway. Unfortunately, many businesses are going to continue to struggle as the pandemic exacerbates...
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