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Florida: (850) 878-6404
North Carolina: (919) 847-8632

Florida: (850) 878-6404
North Carolina: (919) 847-8632

LEVELING THE
PLAYING FIELD

Bass Sox Mercer, a dealer franchise law firm, represents automobile, truck and motorcycle dealers in complex commercial transactions, business and franchise disputes, operational issues and litigation. The firm has the knowledge and experience to address a wide range of issues such as auto dealer franchise laws, with the goal of not only aiding their clients in meeting a specific, immediate objective, but also providing creative responses and strategic solutions for issues that will arise in the future.

REPRESENTING AUTO DEALERS FOR OVER 30 YEARS


auto dealer franchise laws

Seminar Opportunities

We at Bass Sox Mercer, dealer franchise lawyers, strongly believe that it is critical for motor vehicle dealers and their Association Directors to be educated on the varying issues affecting the retail motor vehicle industry. Because we represent motor vehicle dealers in all aspects of their franchises, including auto dealer franchise laws, disputes with manufacturers and plaintiff’s attorneys, our partners are uniquely suited to bring real-time examples to bear upon their seminar topics.

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BSM – Dealer Franchise Lawyer Publications

Bass Sox Mercer, a dealer franchise law firm, is an excellent source of information on industry trends and legal matters regarding automobile dealerships and franchise issues. We regularly publish and disseminate white papers, articles, surveys, studies, and presentations on landmark subject matter.

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BSM HAS SPECIALIZED IN THE REPRESENTATION OF FRANCHISED MOTOR VEHICLE DEALERS FOR 30 YEARS.

50+

BSM HAS REPRESENTED FRANCHISED MOTOR VEHICLE DEALERS WITH OPERATIONS IN ALL 50 OF THE UNITED STATES AS WELL AS IN PUERTO RICO, CANADA, CHINA, INDONESIA, MALAYSIA, SINGAPORE AND VIETNAM.

$1.6B

BSM OBTAINED $1.6 BILLION IN SETTLEMENTS ON BEHALF OF U.S. FRANCHISED VW DEALERS IN A CLASS ACTION BROUGHT TO ADDRESS DAMAGES RESULTING FROM THE DIESEL-GATE SCANDAL.

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IN 2022, THE FIRM CLOSED 64 AUTOMOTIVE TRANSACTIONS REPRESENTING 76 FRANCHISES.