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Texas Supreme Court Holds That Law Firm Could Not Redeem A Departing Partner’s Shares For No Value Under The Parties’ Shareholder AgreementFederal Court Denies Summary Judgment On Breach Of Fiduciary Duty Claim Against Former Employee

Cases Decided

Court Held That The TCPA Did Not Apply To A Sanctions Motion In A Trust Dispute And That Contingent Remainder Beneficiaries Had Standing To Assert Breach Of Duty ClaimsCourt Holds That An Estate Beneficiary Does Not Have Standing To Bring Claims Owned By The Estate While The Estate Is Pending

Cases Decided

Texas Supreme Court Addresses Informal Fiduciary Relationships and The Fiduciary Duties Owed By AccountantsTexas Supreme Court Holds That Executor Who Is Also The Sole Beneficiary Of The Estate Can Represent The Estate Pro Se

Federal Cases

Federal Court Dismisses Trust Dispute Due To There Not Being A Justiciable ControversyFederal Court Dismissed Some But Not All Claims Against Individuals And Entities Arising Out Of Operation Of A Limited Partnership

Items of Interest

The Cambridge International Symposium on Economic Crime: The End Of The Baby Boomer Generation And The Largest Succession Of Wealth In History – a New Frontier in Asset Recovery?David Fowler Johnson Recognized as a 2026 Lawyer of the Year by Best Lawyers in America

Latest From Knowledge Library

Recorded Webinar: The Administration of Oil & Gas Assets in TrustsPresentation: Issues Involving the Attorney-Client Privilege and Trustees in Texas

Latest From Other States

Colorado Case Holds That A Beneficiary’s Lifestyle Is Judged At The Time That The Settlor Dies Or When The Trust Becomes Irrevocable

Texas Court of Appeals

Court Held That The TCPA Did Not Apply To A Sanctions Motion In A Trust Dispute And That Contingent Remainder Beneficiaries Had Standing To Assert Breach Of Duty ClaimsCourt Holds That An Estate Beneficiary Does Not Have Standing To Bring Claims Owned By The Estate While The Estate Is Pending

Texas Supreme Court

Texas Supreme Court Addresses Informal Fiduciary Relationships and The Fiduciary Duties Owed By AccountantsTexas Supreme Court Holds That Executor Who Is Also The Sole Beneficiary Of The Estate Can Represent The Estate Pro Se

Uncategorized

Presentation - Parting Is Such Sweet Sorrow: Issues Arising From Trust Termination and Trustee Succession In TexasPresentation: Bad Boys, Bad Boys: Ramifications for Intentional Breaches of Fiduciary Duties by Trustees

Webinars

Recorded Webinar: The Administration of Oil & Gas Assets in TrustsUpcoming Webinar - The Administration of Oil and Gas Assets in Texas
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