This article is devoted to a comparative legal analysis of the concept and legal regulation of telemedicine in Russia, Europe (on the example of the EU), and the USA. Telemedicine, the problems of using telemedicine technologies in the provision of medical care are relevant objects of scientific research and discussion both for medicine and law (medical law, civil law). Telemedicine issues have become especially significant in connection with the introduction of Federal Law No. 242-FZ of July 29, 2017 "On Amending Certain Legislative Acts of the Russian Federation on the Use of Information Technologies in the Field of Health Protection", which legalized the use of telemedicine in Russia. In the framework of this comparative study of the concept of "telemedicine", the article analyzes the definitions of this term, enshrined in the laws of these countries, as well as the definitions available in science and practice. Attention is also being paid to the definition of "telemedicine" given by the World Health Organization. The analysis of the legal regulation of telemedicine considers the relevant sources of legal regulation in Russia, the EU, and the USA, and allows drawing conclusions about the existing problems of legal regulation and gaps in the legislation.

The franchise agreement in the Russian Federation is the main agreement that formalizes the relationship for organizing a business in the form of franchising. Under a franchise agreement, one party (franchisor) undertakes to provide the other party (user), for a fee, for a period or without specifying a period, the right to use in the user's business a set of exclusive rights belonging to the franchisor, including the right to a trademark, service mark, as well as rights to other objects of exclusive rights provided for by the agreement, in particular to a commercial designation, a secret of production (know-how). The paper analyzes the content and features of this agreement.

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