Internicola Law Firm

Internicola Law Firm

Legal services for emerging franchise brands

Company Overview

The Internicola Law Firm helps emerging brands get the legal support they need, resources for growth, and strategies to win at franchising. For over 20 years, we have been helping numerous emerging brands build, expand, and protect their franchise systems with proven strategies, guidance, and know-how. Established by Charles N. Internicola, and nationally recognized by Super Lawyers, we are a law firm with the heart of an entrepreneur. We’re business owners and franchisors, too. Our team is obsessed with seeing emerging brands win in the marketplace. We believe that all emerging brands can win big at franchising.

About Internicola Law Firm

HQ Location
Red Bank, NJ
Founded
2012
Ownership
private
Industry
Legal Services
Social
Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Youtube, Pinterest
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Ranked #3 in 2023

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Ranked #3 in 2022

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Ranked #3 in 2021

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Ranked #3 in 2020

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Ranked #10 in 2019

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