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Property / legal form: corporation / rank
 
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Property / operates brand
 
Property / operates brand: Little Caesars / rank
 
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Property / operates brand: Little Caesars / qualifier
 
Property / operates brand: Little Caesars / qualifier
 
start time: 1982
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Property / operates brand: Little Caesars / qualifier
 
end time: 24 July 1996
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Property / operates brand: Little Caesars / reference
 
Property / operates brand: Little Caesars / reference
 
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Property / locality: Sun Prairie / rank
 
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Property / locality: Sun Prairie / reference
 
stated in: Franchisee sues Little Caesar's (CT, 12 Sep 1996, p. 3)
quotation: operating the franchises out of a Sun Prairie headquarters
Property / associated person
 
Property / associated person: Chuck Walls Sr. / rank
 
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Property / associated person: Chuck Walls Sr. / qualifier
 
Property / associated person: Chuck Walls Sr. / reference
 
Property / associated person: Chuck Walls Sr. / reference
 
Property / associated person
 
Property / associated person: Mary Walls / rank
 
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Property / associated person: Mary Walls / qualifier
 
Property / associated person: Mary Walls / reference
 
Property / associated person: Mary Walls / reference
 
Property / associated person
 
Property / associated person: Tom Haley / rank
 
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Property / associated person: Tom Haley / qualifier
 
Property / associated person: Tom Haley / qualifier
 
point in time: September 1996
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Property / associated person: Tom Haley / reference
 
Property / associated person: Tom Haley / reference
 
Property / significant event
 
Property / significant event: founding / rank
 
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point in time: 1982
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stated in: Franchisee sues Little Caesar's (CT, 12 Sep 1996, p. 3)
quotation: The family opened its first Madison franchise on Cottage Grove Road in 1982.
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Property / significant event: closure / rank
 
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Property / significant event: closure / qualifier
 
point in time: 24 July 1996
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Property / significant event: closure / qualifier
 
earliest date: 23 July 1996
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Property / significant event: closure / reference
 
Property / significant event: closure / reference
 
Property / research note
 
The six stores closed on July 23–24, 1996, after Little Caesar's told its distributor in mid-July to stop deliveries. The family said it had told the company in August 1995 that it wanted to sell, found a buyer in April 1996 and had verbal approval in early July; the company said the stores closed without its permission.
Property / research note: The six stores closed on July 23–24, 1996, after Little Caesar's told its distributor in mid-July to stop deliveries. The family said it had told the company in August 1995 that it wanted to sell, found a buyer in April 1996 and had verbal approval in early July; the company said the stores closed without its permission. / rank
 
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Property / research note: The six stores closed on July 23–24, 1996, after Little Caesar's told its distributor in mid-July to stop deliveries. The family said it had told the company in August 1995 that it wanted to sell, found a buyer in April 1996 and had verbal approval in early July; the company said the stores closed without its permission. / reference
 
Property / research note: The six stores closed on July 23–24, 1996, after Little Caesar's told its distributor in mid-July to stop deliveries. The family said it had told the company in August 1995 that it wanted to sell, found a buyer in April 1996 and had verbal approval in early July; the company said the stores closed without its permission. / reference
 
Property / research note: The six stores closed on July 23–24, 1996, after Little Caesar's told its distributor in mid-July to stop deliveries. The family said it had told the company in August 1995 that it wanted to sell, found a buyer in April 1996 and had verbal approval in early July; the company said the stores closed without its permission. / reference
 
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At least 60 employees (70–90 by another count) lost their jobs, with paychecks unpaid; the state Labor Standards Bureau investigated under the plant-closing law.
Property / research note: At least 60 employees (70–90 by another count) lost their jobs, with paychecks unpaid; the state Labor Standards Bureau investigated under the plant-closing law. / rank
 
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Property / research note: At least 60 employees (70–90 by another count) lost their jobs, with paychecks unpaid; the state Labor Standards Bureau investigated under the plant-closing law. / reference
 
Property / research note: At least 60 employees (70–90 by another count) lost their jobs, with paychecks unpaid; the state Labor Standards Bureau investigated under the plant-closing law. / reference
 
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Sued Little Caesar Enterprises Inc. in Dane County Circuit Court on September 11, 1996, for terminating the franchises without 90 days' notice, claiming lost profits and the lost sale; said to owe Little Caesar's over $100,000. Little Caesar's sued in federal court in Michigan to stop the family using its name.
Property / research note: Sued Little Caesar Enterprises Inc. in Dane County Circuit Court on September 11, 1996, for terminating the franchises without 90 days' notice, claiming lost profits and the lost sale; said to owe Little Caesar's over $100,000. Little Caesar's sued in federal court in Michigan to stop the family using its name. / rank
 
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Property / research note: Sued Little Caesar Enterprises Inc. in Dane County Circuit Court on September 11, 1996, for terminating the franchises without 90 days' notice, claiming lost profits and the lost sale; said to owe Little Caesar's over $100,000. Little Caesar's sued in federal court in Michigan to stop the family using its name. / reference
 
Property / research note: Sued Little Caesar Enterprises Inc. in Dane County Circuit Court on September 11, 1996, for terminating the franchises without 90 days' notice, claiming lost profits and the lost sale; said to owe Little Caesar's over $100,000. Little Caesar's sued in federal court in Michigan to stop the family using its name. / reference
 
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The Dane County suit was dismissed on January 13, 1997, because the corporation no longer existed and Michigan law governed the contract.
Property / research note: The Dane County suit was dismissed on January 13, 1997, because the corporation no longer existed and Michigan law governed the contract. / rank
 
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Property / research note: The Dane County suit was dismissed on January 13, 1997, because the corporation no longer existed and Michigan law governed the contract. / reference
 

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Little Caesars franchisee for the Madison area, 1982–1996
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Walls Michigan Food Service Inc.
Little Caesars franchisee for the Madison area, 1982–1996

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    operating the franchises out of a Sun Prairie headquarters
    The six stores closed on July 23–24, 1996, after Little Caesar's told its distributor in mid-July to stop deliveries. The family said it had told the company in August 1995 that it wanted to sell, found a buyer in April 1996 and had verbal approval in early July; the company said the stores closed without its permission.
    At least 60 employees (70–90 by another count) lost their jobs, with paychecks unpaid; the state Labor Standards Bureau investigated under the plant-closing law.
    Sued Little Caesar Enterprises Inc. in Dane County Circuit Court on September 11, 1996, for terminating the franchises without 90 days' notice, claiming lost profits and the lost sale; said to owe Little Caesar's over $100,000. Little Caesar's sued in federal court in Michigan to stop the family using its name.
    The Dane County suit was dismissed on January 13, 1997, because the corporation no longer existed and Michigan law governed the contract.