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hi I'm Martin they called and they call off erm and I was requested their chat with you folks and the issues of civil litigation we have their civil litigators for a long time this law firm we've tried jury trials across the spectrum and I couldn't possibly add a short five-minute discussion going to detail but I can give some of the core issues to look at as to determining whether you have a lawsuit or not whether you even have a reason to speak to a lawyer let's start off with breach of fiduciary duties that is one of the lawsuits that bears fruit and is very puts a lot of fear in people who commit fraud who are people who open their duties and intentionally violated any professional and has a special duty to be faithful it's often described injury charges is that Duty you go to a brother you might not do things that you would like to tell everybody about to a stranger that wasn't it wasn't nice to you but it's not actual but your brother some water you don't cheat you take care of your brother and that goes into buy-sell agreements and corporations that goes into actions by corporations limited partnerships especially general partnerships the partner owns the highest duty under law to the other partner to act in a fully straightforward fair full disclosure on its way if he doesn't he may have to answer in a court of law always can give rise to actual damages and if a breach of fiduciary duty is involved and a tort or a contract it can give rise to punitive damages in excess of the actual damages sub of laws regarding subjectivity and knowledge that in advance fraud is another area that we have participated and for our clients who have been defrauded that gives rise to periods of damages or additional damages and including to the actual damages incurred fraud is simply stated in lay terms alive that you know about before you tell it it must be a priority which means it must be somebody who gets together to defraud you if you find out your home that you just purchased for several hundred thousand dollars has a broken foundation and they knew about it that is probably fraudulent but it's most certainly a breach of contract if you find out that the realtor and the seller had a report that the brown dates was broken and they didn't even list it on the disclosure statement that's the lay down that's that is fraud pure and simple and there's not much of a defense than a jury or a judge is going to listen to everybody even in a contract has a duty to not lie sheet the other person but if somebody just as hateful and mean and lies like hell in a relationship and the contract that's not fraud you can't belissa Slee breach a contract you can do it but you don't can't recover for it it has to be something planned before a scheme of course of conduct there resulted in the the deception we have had a whole large ream of cases over the years that sound in all these different areas we're all dogs here and we though were board certified board certified in civil trial law we have some backgrounds in real estate construction and other areas they were not board certified but we've had much experience in those areas and so if you feel like you've been defrauded if you are subject to a breach of contract if you're subject to fraud or if somebody and a trust a trustee for your trust an executor of an estate your inherent has been dishonest there are very very high penalties for that and the courts and the laws state Texas and the common law will protect you if you feel like you'd like to discuss something that's relatively ziz please give us a call Dallas Texas nine seven two six nine zero three three three three or go to they call law firm calm we have many blogs on this issue then you can free to look at and give us a call we'd be glad to help you