Fighting For You In Breach Of Fiduciary Duty Actions
A fiduciary relationship relies on the trust and confidence that the fiduciary will act in your best interests. When a fiduciary breaches this duty, you may have a valid legal claim against them. The team of litigation attorneys at Biebelberg & Martin, LLC, located in Millburn, New Jersey, will navigate the complexities of these conflicts.
When an issue regarding breach of fiduciary duty arises, the firm’s lawyers will strive for a successful resolution on your behalf. The attorneys at Biebelberg & Martin, LLC, have been representing clients throughout northern and central New Jersey for more than 30 years. The team knows how to build strategies to maximize the likelihood of success. With a trial-centered approach for every client, they prepare aggressively and meticulously. Whether you can go through mediation or your case requires litigation, the attorneys will provide you with the personalized representation you deserve.
The Legal Support And Guidance You Need To Succeed
A fiduciary duty is a legal and financial obligation for a party to act in the best interests of another. A breach of fiduciary duty can happen in a variety of different relationships, including attorney-client relationships, an executor of an estate or business partners.
Examples of a breach of fiduciary duty include:
- The fiduciary acting in his or her own self-interest
- The fiduciary taking actions that are not in the beneficiary’s best interests
- Failing to disclose important information
- Misappropriation or misuse of funds
- Abuse of power
A breach of fiduciary duty can be challenging to prove and largely depends on the facts and circumstances of your case. It must be established that there was a legally valid relationship between the fiduciary and the beneficiary at the time of the breach. Then, it must be proven that the fiduciary breached a duty to the beneficiary.
Retain Counsel As Soon As Possible
Whether you are a beneficiary who needs to bring a breach of fiduciary claim or a fiduciary who is being sued, you should consult with the veteran lawyers at Biebelberg & Martin, LLC Attorneys at Law. Contact the Millburn office to schedule a consultation. You can reach the firm by calling 973-988-2049 or completing the online contact form.