Fiduciary Duty Breach
A fiduciary duty is a strict duty imposed by law in certain, special relationships. A duty is owed from:
- A trustee to the beneficiaries of a trust
- The board of directors of a corporation to its shareholders
- Business partners to each other
- Agents to the principal in a business transaction
- Real estate agent to his or her clients
A breach of fiduciary duty occurs in any situation where the person owing the duty acts in his or her own best interests rather than that of the person to whom they owe the duty. A breach can be as simple as an individual not being upfront with his or her business partner about his or her assets, or as complicated as a director taking advantage of an investment opportunity that was not adequately offered to the corporation which he or she serves.
Jorge Borunda has skill and experience handling business and corporate matters, as well as real estate issues. He understands the nature of these special relationships and therefore understand what kinds of situations constitute a breach of fiduciary duty.
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