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Fiduciary Law Trends 2021Fiduciary Law Trends 2021

A roundup of significant court cases.

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It’s been quite a year health and politics wise. Due to countless shutdowns in the courts, there were less reported cases. But, like in previous years, of the reported cases, there was no shortage of fascinating ones. The following notable cases highlighted developments we witnessed in the fiduciary field.

Elder Abuse 

Breach of fiduciary duty in wealth management. Although this case wasn’t litigated in a court of law, it offers a warning to those who entrust significant sums of money to family members. The “plaintiff” in this matter alleged that her two grandsons and the wealth management firm they worked for at the time charged her large commissions and invested in inappropriate investments without her knowledge. This matter was brought ...

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About the Authors

Joshua S. Miller

Managing Director and Senior Wealth Strategist, CIBC Atlantic Trust Private Wealth Management

Joshua S. Miller is a managing director and senior wealth strategist in the Boston office of CIBC Atlantic Trust Private Wealth Management.

 

Michael Sneeringer

Partner, Porter Wright Morris & Arthur LLP

Michael Sneeringer is a partner in the Naples, Fla. office of Porter Wright Morris & Arthur LLP.