Breach of Fiduciary Duty Attorneys in St. Louis County, MO
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Who We Help
Business owners may be concerned when someone entrusted with company responsibilities appears to put personal interests ahead of the business. Disputed transactions, unexplained financial decisions, and conflicts involving company opportunities can lead to serious disagreements. Seltzer & Seltzer, L.C. represents clients in St. Louis County in business litigation, including disputes involving partners and shareholders. We help examine the relationship, the conduct at issue, and the documents needed to assess the client's options.
How We Help
Not every disagreement between owners establishes a breach of duty. An assessment begins with the parties' roles, their agreements, the challenged conduct, and any claimed loss. Relevant records may include operating or partnership agreements, company financial statements, transaction records, meeting minutes, and communications about approvals or disclosures. Our attorneys work with clients to understand the sequence of events and the practical outcome they want to pursue. Depending on the circumstances, that may involve seeking an explanation, negotiating a business resolution, or addressing claims through litigation. Related partnership, shareholder, and contract disputes can be considered together when they arise from the same events. Related services include partnership disputes in St. Louis and shareholder disputes in Clayton.
- Disputes involving business partners' responsibilities
- Shareholder and management conflicts
- Alleged misuse of company funds or property
- Questions about conflicts of interest
- Disputed transactions involving owners or managers
- Concerns about company opportunities
- Related operating and shareholder agreement disputes
- Business litigation arising from alleged misconduct
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our problem”
Kevin Seltzer
Don’t wait any longer
Concerned about conduct affecting your business interests? Contact Seltzer & Seltzer, L.C. to discuss the facts and available records. Call (314) 862-1720 or complete the contact form below to request a consultation.