DICKEY'S BARBECUE SOURCE FILES

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NEW YORK POST INTERVIEW WITH DICKEY’S CEO

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Full interview of Dickey’s BARBECUE CEO, Laura Rea Dickey, with Matt Caputo of the New York Post.

New York Post Interview on YouTube

ZARCO EINHORN SALKOWSKI, P.A. ALLEGED WITNESS TAMPERING, MOTION TO DISQUALIFY COUNSEL

A recorded call reveals Zarco Einhorn Salkowski, P.A. requested their client, Bruno, to coerce a witness, Mullett, into cooperating by threatening litigation, a potential violation of Tex. Penal Code § 36.05. Bruno's statements, such as "it's in your best interest to cooperate" and "I know you're in hot water," demonstrate clear intimidation.

Mullet’s Phone Call Recording Federal Pleadings that reference Zarco disqualification, false media statements (via PDF document) Federal Pleadings that reference Zarco disqualification, false media statements (via pacer link)

MORE THAN BRISKET: HARD WORK AND COMMUNITY FUEL DICKEY’S BARBECUE FRANCHISEE SUCCESS STORIES

Reporter Carolyn Tillery interviews Dickey's Barbecue franchisees - direct, unfiltered. Recent news stories may lead you to believe Dickey’s Barbecue Pit owner-operators have a beef with the parent company. That's not the case when talking to many Dickey's Barbecue franchisees.

Reporter Carolyn Tillery's Exposé

REPORTER GLENDA VOSBURGH ARTICLE SERIES ON DICKEY'S BARBECUE FRANCHISEES

Reporter Glenda Vosburgh has written several articles about the ongoing dispute between former Dickey's franchisees and the company. Her work reflects thorough research and incisive questioning during interviews with key figures in the conflict.

Dickey’s Fires Back at Franchisee Misrepresentation and New York Times Coverage Dickey’s Responds to False Claims and Legal Tactics Dickey’s Continues to Challenge the NYT, Legal Maneuvers

REPORTER ANNA BUTLER'S ARTICLE ON DICKEY'S BARBECUE

In response to a New York Times story published in June, reporter Anna Butler's article provides a balanced business perspective on franchising. A former North Texas Dickey's Barbecue franchisee' claims are critically explored. Butler's piece provides both the franchisor and franchisee point of view. However, Butler's piece does not point out that this individual failed to adhere to franchise protocols, including a prolonged period of non-payment of royalties. Also, the former franchisee violated the contract by rebranding his restaurant and continuing to serve food similar to that offered under the Dickey’s brand.

Dallas Morning News Article

MEDIA REPORTS RAISE QUESTIONS ABOUT NEW YORK TIMES REPORTING ON DICKEY’S BARBECUE

Brand questions NYT's biased reporting, emphasizes decades of success, and discusses what recent news stories get right

Yahoo!Finance Article

DICKEY’S BARBECUE RESPONDS TO MEDIA BIAS

Dickey’s Barbecue Pit defends its legacy and franchise model after critical media coverage, highlighting transparency and franchisee success.

Business Outstanders Article

33 DICKEY'S BARBECUE FRANCHISEES IN THEIR OWN WORDS

Interviews with 33 current and former Dickey's Barbecue Franchisees share their experience in their own words

Franchisee Case Studies

NEW YORK MEDIA MISREPRESENTS TEXAS BASED DICKEY’S BARBECUE PIT SUCCESS IN FRANCHISING

In response to a recent New York Post article, Dickey’s Barbecue Pit is clarifying the nature of its franchise partnerships and reaffirming its commitment to its current owner-operators.

Yahoo!Finance Article