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: Thoughts from a Management LawyerThinking of Jumping Ship?
By Michael Fitzgibbon
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A recent decision from the Ontario Court of Justice clarifies the rules when a fiduciary jumps ship. The case, Aquafor Beech Ltd. v. Whyte was decided on May 14, 2010 and involved a claim by a company against a number of professional engineers who resigned. The case involved whether there was a breach of fiduciary duties. The Court found that there was not in this case. Here is a summary and CTV has an article.
Full post as published by Thoughts from a Management Lawyer on May 28, 2010 (boomark / email).
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