What Constitutes a Breach of a Partner’s Fiduciary Duty?

 Fiduciary duties require partners to act in the best interests of their partnership. If a partner makes decisions affecting the partnership based on conflicting interests (either the partner’s own interests or those of another business), then the partner can potentially be held liable for breaching his or her fiduciary duty.

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Many partnership agreements include provisions for mandatory alternative dispute resolution (ADR). If your partnership agreement requires arbitration or mediation, then it may be necessary to pursue ADR as a precursor to, or potentially in lieu of, litigation.

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