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Vodafone settles legal claim brought by 62 former franchisees

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Simon Goodley
Vodafone settles legal claim brought by 62 former franchisees
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Vodafone has reached a confidential settlement with 62 former franchisees who accused the company of unjust enrichment and bad faith practices. The dispute, which lasted 19 months, centered on unilateral cuts to sales commissions that caused significant financial hardship for small-business owners.

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The case highlights the power imbalance between large corporations and small-business franchisees, drawing comparisons to major corporate scandals.

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Vodafone is a London-listed company valued at about £25bn./Getty Images Vodafone is a London-listed company valued at about £25bn./Getty Images Vodafone Vodafone settles legal claim brought by 62 former franchisees Agreement, without admission of liability, ends 19-month high court dispute that small-business owners said left them with large debts

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The reporting balances the franchisees' claims with the company's statement regarding the settlement without admission of liability.

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