Practice Area · Contingency
Officer & Director Breach of Fiduciary Duty
Officers and directors owe the company and its owners duties of loyalty and care. When they put themselves first — self-dealing, taking corporate opportunities, or acting in bad faith — the resulting harm can be recovered.
What a case looks like
An officer or director diverts a corporate opportunity, engages in self-dealing, or breaches the duty of loyalty, causing the company or its shareholders millions in harm.
Illustrative scenario, not an actual case.
As with every matter we take on contingency, we look for clear liability, at least $5 million in damages, and a defendant who can pay.
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