Fiduciary Commercial Litigation
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Commercial and Fiduciary Litigation in Texas
Commercial and fiduciary litigation encompass a wide range of legal disputes involving business transactions and fiduciary relationships. The nature of the disputes varies, but one element remains the same for any type of business dispute: the importance of having an attorney who is experienced in untangling the legal issues and who has the time, dedication and resources to handle the case correctly.
Commercial Litigation
This is the process of taking legal action to settle a dispute involving a business. The most common commercial litigation issues involve partnership disputes and breaches of contract. It can also include advertising or marketing fraud, banking fraud, and securities fraud cases.
Disputes over business money and other property can often be settled without going to court with the assistance of a skilled negotiator. However, if a trial becomes necessary, Keith Morris & Stacy Kelly have the experience and resources to aggressively pursue your interests in court.
Fiduciary Litigation
Fiduciary duty is the legal obligation one party has to act in the best interests of another party. This rather complex legal explanation can be made more simple with an example: Bob Smith gives $100,000 to his stockbroker to invest on Bob’s behalf. The stockbroker has a legal and moral obligation to invest that money with only Bob’s interests in mind.
The association between Bob Smith and his stockbroker is what’s called a fiduciary relationship, and it can come in many forms, including between employers and employees, between a trustor and a trustee, between an attorney and a client, and more.
Here’s a suggested FAQ section for your content on commercial and fiduciary litigation in Texas:
FAQ: Commercial and Fiduciary Litigation in Texas
Q1: What is commercial litigation?
A1: Commercial litigation involves legal disputes related to business transactions. Common issues include partnership disputes, breaches of contract, fraud claims, and disputes over business property or funds.
Q2: When should I consider hiring an attorney for commercial litigation?
A2: You should hire an attorney when you face a significant business dispute, such as a breach of contract or partnership issue, or if negotiations fail and litigation seems likely. An experienced attorney can help navigate the complexities of commercial law.
Q3: What are some common types of fiduciary litigation?
A3: Common types of fiduciary litigation include lawsuits against guardians, agents (power of attorney), trustees, contesting wills, partner disputes, and breaches of fiduciary duty.
Q4: What is a fiduciary duty?
A4: A fiduciary duty is a legal obligation one party has to act in the best interests of another party. This duty exists in various relationships, such as between an attorney and client or a trustee and beneficiary.
Q5: How can I tell if there has been a breach of fiduciary duty?
A5: A breach occurs when the fiduciary fails to act in the best interest of the other party, such as mismanaging funds, acting without consent, or failing to disclose conflicts of interest. Evidence of such actions may warrant legal action.
Q6: Can commercial disputes be resolved without going to court?
A6: Yes, many commercial disputes can be settled through negotiation or mediation. Skilled negotiators can help parties reach a resolution without the need for a trial, saving time and resources.
If there is a breach in this relationship, the assistance of a fiduciary litigation attorney may become necessary in order to recover damages you may be entitled to. Fiduciary litigation can include:
- Filing Lawsuits against Guardians
- Filing Lawsuits against Agents (Power of Attorney)
- Filing Lawsuits against Trustees
- Contesting wills
- Partner Disputes
- Breach of Fiduciary Duty
If you need help with commercial and fiduciary litigation, contact a probate attorney today.
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Case Results
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Dispute Resolved Estate Administration & Division of Assets
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Dispute Resolved Estate Administration Case
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Hearing Won Evidentiary Hearing
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Case Won Guardianship Case
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Six-Figure Settlement Reached Multi-Million Dollar Estate Case
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