Fiduciary Litigation
TWM Attorneys Practice Area
Experienced in litigation involving fiduciary misconduct.
In Texas, a fiduciary duty is owed by certain people who are in position of trust in relation to others. These include the following:
- trustees to the trust beneficiaries
- estate executors to the beneficiaries of the estate
- attorneys to their clients
- partners to each other
- agents to their principals
- corporate officers to their corporations
- employees to their employers.
A fiduciary duty may also arise out of an informal relationship marked by a high degree of trust, influence, or confidence.
Fiduciaries are obligated to avoid conflicts of interest and always put the best interests of certain others first.
From John’s interview for the Masters of the Courtroom series on ReelLawyers.com.
Do you suspect a trustee is engaged in self-dealing or neglect?
Is a director breaching his fiduciary duty to the corporation?
The Austin fiduciary litigation attorneys with Thomas Williams McConnell PLLC have represented clients in matters involving the breach of these fiduciary duties including the duty to account, the duty of loyalty, and the duty of full disclosure. TWM attorneys have the experience and skill to represent you when you suspect a fiduciary is abusing their position and acting contrary to the best interests of those they are supposed to look out for. If you suspect a breach of fiduciary duty by someone you or a loved one has placed trust in, contact Thomas Williams McConnell PLLC today for a free consultation.
From John’s interview for the Masters of the Courtroom series on ReelLawyers.com.
