Shareholder Derivative Suit Lawyer

Shareholder Derivative Suit Lawyer

We Sue and Defend Managements in Derivative Actions.

Management Has Fiduciary Duties Towards Shareholders.

But this does not mean that management always discharges this duty. Minority shareholders are at a distinct disadvantage vis-a-vis management, which has a near monopoly on information and massive assets which can be used, unlawfully, to thwart the interests of shareholders. If you have a grievance relating to a breach of fiduciary duty by management, or if you are facing such a grievance, call a Colorado business lawyer at Williams Law, P.C. today. We want to speak with you.

Duties of Care and Loyalty.

Directors of corporations have a fiduciary duty of care and loyalty towards the shareholders. These are the primary avenues of attack in a shareholder derivative suit. These duties arise in multiple contexts and are fortified by statute and common law. The easiest way to identify a breach of fiduciary duty in a shareholder derivative suit in Colorado is to find a willful violation of a State or Federal law by management, such as tax evasion. There is no way for a director to argue that lawlessness meets the duty of care. It simply never does. If your management has violated a law or statute, call us, because a shareholder derivative suit is in store for them.

Speak With A Shareholder Derivative Lawyer Today.

Your first call to Williams Law, P.C. is always free. Pick up the phone today and discuss with us your needs relating to any shareholder derivative matter you may be facing. Keep in mind, however, we are not a traditional class action firm and we only accept matters relating to a small number of plaintiffs. If there are more than five, we are certainly not the right firm to call. You will need a class action firm, specializing in the logistics of communicating with multiple sets of plaintiffs.

Contact a Denver Business Lawyer at Williams Law, P.C. for legal counsel and litigation representation.