Can a Plaintiff Recover Attorney’s Fees Under Texas Civil Practice and Remedies Code 38.001 for a Tort Cause of ActionTexas is one of the more liberal...
Are Officers of a Corporate General Partner Liable for Breach of Fiduciary Duties in a Texas Limited Partnership?A very common business organization structure in Texas is...
When may a defendant be held jointly and severally liable for the tortious conduct of another? Civil Conspiracy, Aiding and Abetting, Knowing ParticipationThe classic statement was...
How can you buy-out a fellow shareholder (or have the company do so) and make sure that the deal is final? The law makes it very...
Waiving Fiduciary DutiesSettlements of shareholder disputes may later be attacked and set aside if the settlement violated fiduciary duties owed by the defendant to the plaintiff....
“Corporation officers and directors are fiduciaries.” “Directors, or those acting as directors, owe a fiduciary duty to the corporation in their directorial actions.”Traditional Formulation of Fiduciary...
“The business judgment rule in Texas generally protects corporate officers and directors, who owe fiduciary duties to the corporation, from liability for acts that are within...
When does the business judgment rule not apply to a claim of mismanagement?Obviously, the business judgment rule does not apply to a claim not brought under...
What if the majority shareholder sells out to a crook who subsequently loots the company? The minority shareholders may have a breach of fiduciary duty claim....
How is the business judgment rule applied procedurally? What impact does it have on pleading, motions practice, and jury charge?PleadingWhile the business judgment rule is referred...
