Premier Martial Arts faces federal lawsuit from 54 franchisees
The suit alleges Premier Martial Arts claimed the franchises could be run "semi-absentee" with just one full-time and one part-time employee.
Source: knoxnews.com
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The suit alleges Premier Martial Arts claimed the franchises could be run "semi-absentee" with just one full-time and one part-time employee.
A chain of East Tennessee-based martial arts studios lied about how profitable and easy-to-run its franchised locations would be, a federal lawsuit alleges, collecting thousands of dollars in royalties and fees while many of its owners lost money.
Premier Martial Arts focuses on providing skills needed to help its students excel in life.