Houston Breach of Fiduciary Duty
A breach of fiduciary duty will arise where an individual or entity with a close, personal, trusted or fiduciary obligation to another party fails to act within a due standard of care. A breach of fiduciary duty is a legal cause of action available to any individual who places trust in another to handle a matter or who is owed a particular kind of financial or other type of duty, and that person fails to handle the matter appropriately. This may arise between a lawyer and a client, a CPA and their client, two business partners, or a beneficiary and a trustee.
If you have been the victim of a breach of fiduciary duty, you deserve compensation and the recovery of damages. Our attorneys will prepare your case against any liable party.
At Abraham, Watkins, Nichols, Sorrels, Agosto & Friend, in Houston, our firm has over 50 years of experience in pursuing breach of fiduciary claims. We have successfully handled claims against shareholders, estate administrators, guardians, trustees, partners, and medical doctors. We have successfully pursued claims against business trustees who take advantage of investors, insurance companies who fail to act in good faith, and partners who usurp business opportunities.
Please contact us for more information. Our attorneys are experienced with all of the following:
A fiduciary duty implies a trusted relationship. If you feel that your financial affairs were improperly handled or that you were taken advantage of, you can recover damages for your loss.
A breach of fiduciary duty may arise where a board of directors acts against the interest of the corporation. Our attorneys are experienced in the investigation of breach of fiduciary claims and pursuing those claims against negligent or intentionally fraudulent parties.
Contact Abraham, Watkins, Nichols, Sorrels, Agosto & Friend for a free consultation and more information about our business services. Our experienced Houston, Texas lawyers are dedicated to achieving results for every client, in every case.
