LITIGATION RECORD · SOURCED
Has RestoPros been sued?
RestoPros's 2026 FDD discloses 4 litigation matter(s) in Item 3 — the section where franchisors must list material lawsuits, arbitrations, and government actions. Independent monitoring — federal dockets via CourtListener/RECAP and news coverage — shows 3 litigation or bankruptcy signal(s) on record, listed below with citations.
ITEM 3 4 disclosed litigation matter(s). The full case list — parties, courts, and outcomes — is in the document itself.
ITEM 4 No bankruptcy history disclosed.
- LITIGATION
Franchise litigation docket: Restoration Professionals, Inc. v. RestoPros Franchising, LLC (District Court, D. Minnesota)
SOURCE: COURTLISTENER/RECAP - LITIGATION
Franchise litigation docket: RestoPros, Inc. v. Restopros Franchising, LLC (District Court, E.D. Texas)
SOURCE: COURTLISTENER/RECAP - LITIGATION
Franchise litigation docket: RESTOPROS FRANCHISING, LLC v. SFTS SERVICES, INC. (District Court, S.D. Indiana)
SOURCE: COURTLISTENER/RECAP
Coverage note: docket monitoring relies on CourtListener/RECAP, a partial mirror of federal court records — state courts, arbitrations, and unmirrored federal cases will not appear. Absence here ≠ absence of litigation. The authoritative disclosure is Items 3–4 of the FDD itself; read them.
RestoPros litigation questions, answered
Has RestoPros been sued?
RestoPros's 2026 FDD discloses 4 litigation matter(s) in Item 3 — the section where franchisors must list material civil actions, arbitrations, and government proceedings involving the franchisor and its executives. Independent monitoring (federal court dockets via CourtListener/RECAP and news coverage) shows 3 litigation or bankruptcy signal(s) on record for RestoPros, each cited on this page. Court-record coverage is partial, so absence of a docket here is not evidence of absence of litigation.
Has RestoPros disclosed bankruptcy history?
No — Item 4 of RestoPros's 2026 FDD discloses no bankruptcy history for the franchisor or its executives.
Where can I verify RestoPros lawsuits myself?
Read Items 3 and 4 of the official FDD (linked from this page), search the brand and its legal entity on CourtListener/RECAP (free federal docket mirror), and ask the franchisor's representative directly — they are required to disclose material litigation.
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