Which of the following is true for a franchisee that was terminated-at-will by a franchisor?

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The franchisee can sue to recover damages for wrongful termination and may also be able to sue for the right to continue operating under the franchise agreement. While the franchisor has the right to terminate the franchise agreement at-will, it must do so in good faith and according to the terms of the agreement. If the franchisor breaches the agreement or terminates the franchise in bad faith, the franchisee may have legal recourse. Therefore, the franchisor can be held liable for the termination-at-will. The franchisee may still be able to apply for a franchise in the same field of business with a different franchisor.

Which of the Following Is True for a Franchisee That