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Breach of Fiduciary Duty

Publicly traded companies are bound by law to exercise a fiduciary duty toward their shareholders. Their first and foremost task is to protect the investment and trust handed to them by investors, and to ensure that the highest possible value of shares is maintained. Any information that may cause value to decline must be disclosed in a timely manner to allow for proper preventive and rehabilitative measures to be taken.

People who purchased shares in a company and lost money due to failure by the company to disclose proper information in a timely manner may be able to bring legal action against the company and its officers and directors by way of a class proceeding claim. They are all affected by the company's actions and as such, should demand that their voice be heard.

At Juroviesky LLP, we will fight on your behalf and be your voice. Juroviesky LLP has represented sophisticated and novice investors alike against well-heeled corporations.