Breach of Fiduciary Duty
Do you have reason to believe someone with a financial obligation to you is taking funds for personal use or squandering business assets? Is that person exploiting his or her authority in ways that damage your business?
Acts such as these may constitute a breach of fiduciary duty. They demand thorough investigation and, often, decisive legal action against a business partner, company board member or other powerful individual.
Experienced, Insightful Analysis of Your Concerns and All Legal Options
In general terms, a breach of fiduciary duty occurs when someone with a legal obligation to act in another's interest is negligent or willfully disregards that obligation. Examples range across the spectrum of business dealings, from those that ultimately result in fraud litigation or prosecution for embezzlement to complex disputes between business partners over alleged mismanagement of assets or unauthorized entry into contracts.
Are You Being Financially Harmed — Or Unjustly Accused?
Experienced negotiator and litigator Andrew W. Stavros is a proven resource for business owners, executives, shareholders and others throughout the Salt Lake City area. Our accomplished Utah firm is dedicated to insightful analysis of business challenges in light of all our clients have at stake — and to finding the most viable path to positive results, whether through negotiation, trial or one of several forms of alternative dispute resolution.
Contact a Proven Attorney About a Suspected Breach of Fiduciary Duty
Pursuit or defense of a breach of fiduciary duty claim requires an attorney with a proven track record in complex litigation, as well as a commitment to balancing cost and risk vs. the potential recovery for each client. To discuss your problem directly and discreetly with a lawyer who will offer counsel in your best interests, contact our firm today.
Written by the Office of Stavros Law, P.C.
