A majority shareholder’s breach of fiduciary duty owed a minority shareholder may constitute oppressive action within the meaning of the judicial dissolution statute. But does oppressive conduct constitute breach of fiduciary duty? A recent federal court decision suggests so, but is it right? Read this week’s New York Business Divorce and see for yourself.
Continue Reading Fiduciary Breach Can Result in Shareholder Oppression, But Is Shareholder Oppression a Breach of Fiduciary Duty?