Waterloo Marble Slab profits melting away as franchisee launches legal battle
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The sweltering conditions across Waterloo region make reaching for a way to cool down an enticing thought.
The sweltering conditions across Waterloo region make reaching for a way to cool down an enticing thought.
But, if you are looking to get a scoop at the Marble Slab on University Avenue in Waterloo, you are out of luck.
For the last month and a half, the franchisee has been locked out of her store by the parent company.
Now, she is calling for major legal changes in how the franchise system operates.
Franchisee Andrea Schlegel-Parsons said the parent company changed the locks on the doors on June 19, effectively removing her from her store.
“There's a better way of resolving things rather than taking such a retaliatory and an extreme consequence that has a negative impact,” she said.
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