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Skilled Counsel In Breach Of Fiduciary Duty Lawsuits

Fiduciary duty is the highest standard of care in law, requiring the fiduciary to act only in the client’s best interest. Examples of this duty include avoiding conflicts of interest and not misappropriating funds for personal use.

At Wright & Greenhill PC, we have assisted clients in various areas of litigation in Texas for over 39 years, including complex cases involving breach of fiduciary duty. Based in Austin, we are committed to upholding the integrity of fiduciary relationships and vigorously pursuing justice for those affected by or are accused of breaches.

How We Can Help

If you suspect that fiduciary duty has been breached or have been accused of breaching fiduciary duty, our law firm is here to provide the necessary legal guidance and representation. Whether you are seeking to recover damages or defend against allegations, our experienced attorneys at Wright & Greenhill can assist you through every step of the legal process.

What Constitutes A Breach Of Fiduciary Duty?

A breach of fiduciary duty occurs once the fiduciary fails to fulfill their obligations to act in the best interests of the client. This can include actions that benefit the fiduciary at the expense of the client, failure to disclose relevant information or the failure to diversify investments.

What Elements Are Needed To Prove Fiduciary Duty Was Breached?

Proving a breach of fiduciary duty typically requires demonstrating three key elements:

  • Existence of fiduciary duty: Establishing that a fiduciary relationship existed between the parties involved.
  • Breach of duty: Showing that the fiduciary breached their duty by acting contrary to the best interests of the client or failing to fulfill their obligations.
  • Damages: Demonstrating that the breach of fiduciary duty resulted in measurable harm or damages to the client.

In cases where these elements are proven, the affected party may seek various forms of relief, including compensatory damages to cover financial losses incurred due to the breach.

Contact A Lawyer Today

For dedicated legal representation in breach of fiduciary duty matters, contact our Austin office today. Call us at 512-961-4389 or send us an email to schedule a consultation.