Texas Fiduciary Litigator: Business Divorce: Court Found That There Was A Fact Question On Whether Officers Violated Fiduciary Duties By Obtaining A Side Bonus From A Purchaser When Negotiating A Sale Of The Company’s Assets (March 8, 2021)

David Fowler Johnson, in his Texas Fiduciary Litigator Blog, discusses Rex Performance Prods., LLC v. Tate.

A business divorce may mean that the owners need to sell the business or the business’s assets. In the following case, some of the owners/officers took advantage of a sale transaction to benefit from that transaction at the expense of their co-owners. In Rex Performance Prods., LLC v. Tate, a company sued its former officers for breaching fiduciary duties related to the sale of the company’s assets. 

To download the full opinion, click here: Rex Performance Prods., LLC v. Tate.

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