Resolving Conflicts of Duty in Fiduciary Relationships
Arthur R. Laby
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Arthur R. Laby
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RESOLVING CONFLICTS OF DUTY 79the role of company boards and whether directors are performing their duties adequately.Thus, while fiduciary duties historically have evolved through the common law, in recent years, Congress, 3 the Securities and Exchange Commission, 4 the American Bar Association, 5 and others 6 are grappling with ways to minimize breaches of fiduciary duty. See
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RESOLVING CONFLICTS OF DUTY 79the role of company boards and whether directors are performing their duties adequately.Thus, while fiduciary duties historically have evolved through the common law, in recent years, Congress, 3 the Securities and Exchange Commission, 4 the American Bar Association, 5 and others 6 are grappling with ways to minimize breaches of fiduciary duty. See
Key concepts: Fiduciary, Duty of loyalty, Duty, Principal (computer security), Duty of care, Loyalty, Harm, Imperfect