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Federal Injury Centers Franchise

Cost, fees, owner earnings, closure rate and litigation for a Federal Injury Centers franchise — pulled from the franchisor's own public FDD (2026), not its sales material.

Other Franchises · disclosure-honesty grade · from public state filings
GRADE F · FAILS DISCLOSURE

Disclosure honesty

F
Transparency 1 / 5

Federal Injury Centers discloses little or no owner-earnings data (Item 19) — the franchisor won't put real profit in writing.

Outlets69
Disclosed lawsuits3
Closure signals0 ceased
Investment
$94,300–$195,000
Total fees
8.5% of sales
Outlets
69
Closure signals
0 ceased, 1 terminated
Lawsuits
3
◢ FINDINGS
ITEM 19
No real earnings disclosure
The franchisor won't put owner profit in writing — you can't verify the pitch.
ITEM 03
3 legal matters disclosed
Litigation in Item 3 signals how the franchisor treats its franchisees.

What their own earnings claim actually says

No financial performance representations made. Franchisor explicitly states no representations about franchisee future performance or outlet historical performance.

What a Federal Injury Centers franchise actually costs to run

FeeDisclosedWhere it comes from
Initial franchise fee$49,000Item 5 — paid up front, before you open
Royalty8.5% of gross salesItem 6 — charged on revenue, not profit
Total recurring fees8.5% of gross salesBefore rent, labor, food or debt service
Total initial investment$94,300 – $195,000Item 7 — franchisor's own low/high estimate

Royalty 8.5% GFC; Billing fee 6.5% (up to 9.5%); Local marketing $3,500/month yr1, $2,500 thereafter; Transfer $20,000.

Royalty and ad-fund percentages are charged on gross sales — an owner pays them whether or not the location is profitable.

Federal Injury Centers system size and owner turnover

Total outlets69
Ceased operations0
Terminated by franchisor1
Transferred to new owners0
Closure rate0.0% of outlets

1 termination in 2025; 3 litigation cases including breach/IP infringement; regulatory violations Virginia/Maryland.

From Item 20 of the FDD 2026. Terminations and ceased operations are the franchisor's own count of owners who stopped — the number the sales pitch leaves out.

Is Federal Injury Centers worth it? — how it compares to 436 similar franchises

Ongoing fees8.5% of salesabout average
Startup costfrom $94,300cheaper than most (median $138,750)
Disclosure honestyGrade Fless honest than most of the category
Closure rate0.0% of outletsbetter than most (median 1.5%)
Disclosed lawsuits3more litigious than 74% of peers

Benchmarked against every other franchises franchise we've graded from public FDDs — the context the franchisor's pitch never gives you.

◤ CLASSIFIED · ITEM 19 RECONSTRUCTED

Owner take-home for a Federal Injury Centers

The franchisor's framing: No financial performance representations made. Franchisor explicitly states no representat… We reconstruct what an owner actually keeps, from their own FDD.

LOW
MEDIAN
HIGH

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Federal Injury Centers franchise — frequently asked

How much does a Federal Injury Centers franchise cost?
The FDD lists a total initial investment of about $94,300–$195,000, including a $49,000 initial franchise fee.
How much do Federal Injury Centers franchise owners make?
Federal Injury Centers discloses little or no earnings data (Item 19) — meaning the franchisor won't put real owner profit in writing. That's a red flag worth questioning.
What are the Federal Injury Centers franchise fees?
Federal Injury Centers' FDD discloses a $49,000 initial franchise fee, a 8.5% royalty on gross sales, for roughly 8.5% of gross sales in recurring fees before rent, labor, or debt service. Royalty 8.5% GFC; Billing fee 6.5% (up to 9.5%); Local marketing $3,500/month yr1, $2,500 thereafter; Transfer $20,000.
What is the Federal Injury Centers franchise profit margin?
Federal Injury Centers discloses no Item 19 earnings representation, so no profit margin can be derived from the FDD at all. Any margin figure quoted elsewhere is an estimate, not a disclosure.
What is the Federal Injury Centers franchise failure rate?
1 termination in 2025; 3 litigation cases including breach/IP infringement; regulatory violations Virginia/Maryland.
How many Federal Injury Centers locations are there?
Federal Injury Centers' FDD reports 69 total outlets, with 0 that ceased operations in the most recent reporting year and 0 transferred to new owners. Item 20 is where system health shows up before the marketing does.
Does Federal Injury Centers have complaints or lawsuits?
Federal Injury Centers discloses 3 legal matters in Item 3 of its FDD. Item 3 covers the franchisor's litigation history, which is the closest thing to a public record of how it treats franchisees — read the case descriptions, not just the count.
Is a Federal Injury Centers franchise worth it?
It depends on the numbers, not the pitch. Federal Injury Centers scores F on disclosure honesty, carries about 8.5% of sales in ongoing fees, and discloses 3 legal matters. Get the real owner take-home before you sign.

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Source: MN CARDS 36141-202604-10 (Clean FDD 2026). FranchiseValidate is independent and not affiliated with Federal Injury Centers or its franchisor. Figures are extracted from the franchisor's own public disclosure document; verify against the current FDD before any decision.