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A fiduciary is an agent who is authorized to act on the principal’s behalf – to enter into agreements and make financial decisions that will bind the principal. The principal can be any legally recognized entity such as an individual, a business, or a bank. Because the principal places total trust in the fiduciary agent, the fiduciary agent is held to a high standard of care and loyalty. In some cases, a fiduciary may breach this trust, either intentionally or through careless and reckless acts. Either way, a fiduciary may be liable for breach of fiduciary duty whenever the fiduciary agent fails to act in the principal’s best interest.

If you have had your trust violated by a fiduciary, we are prepared to help. Contact our commercial litigation lawyers to schedule an appointment to discuss your situation.

Experienced Help With Breach of Fiduciary Duty Cases

At Gray Ritter Graham, our St. Louis attorneys have been handling breach of fiduciary lawsuits and complex business matters for our clients since 1946. We represent clients in breach of fiduciary duty cases throughout the region, including Missouri, Illinois, and Arkansas. We have a wealth of experience handling complex claims involving:

  • Officers
  • Directors
  • Agents
  • Brokers

Talk with one of our business law attorneys as soon as possible. When we accept a case, we will begin our preliminary investigation immediately, gathering evidence, scheduling the necessary depositions and beginning our trial strategy preparation. We do everything we can to help our clients achieve the best possible outcome in their cases.

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