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FC Cincinnati sues Frisch's Big Boy over unpaid sponsorship of MLS teamFC Cincinnati is suing sponsor Frisch's Big Boy for not making any payments to support the local Major League Soccer team.
Frisch's sold some properties to an Orlando, Florida, company in 2015 and has been leasing them back. The landlord now ...
A Hamilton County magistrate on Wednesday approved the eviction of Frisch's Big Boys restaurants from six sites, giving them ...
A Hamilton County magistrate on Wednesday approved the eviction of Frisch's Big Boys restaurants from six sites, giving them ...
Remember Big Boy? The diner-style restaurant with its iconic boy-holding-a-hamburger statues used to dot the country. There ...
The first Central Ohio restaurant to close was the Lancaster location at 1707 River Valley Circle N. The last day of business ...
XENIA — Frisch’s Big Boy in Xenia was given an eviction notice in September and may be joining the list of other locations already closed.
Frisch’s was acquired nine years ago for $175 million by the private-equity firm NRD Capital. The investment company has also ...
Frisch's Big Boy is closing its restaurant in Lancaster on Sunday, the first in central Ohio among a wave of recent shutdowns for the Cincinnati-based chain. And a Columbus-area restaurant could ...
FC Cincinnati has sued the struggling restaurant chain. "Litigation was a last resort deployed to resolve the issue of our considerable damages." ...
FC Cincinnati has filed a lawsuit against the restaurant chain claiming it owes over $150,000 for an unpaid sponsorship contract.
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