protecting businesses from breaches of fiduciary duty across the state of texas

breach of fiduciary duty

A breach of fiduciary duty occurs when someone in a position of trust fails to act in the best interest of the party they are obligated to serve, often for personal gain. Breaches of fiduciary duty can lead to financial harm and legal consequences for the business.

Roquemore Skierski’s Dallas-based breach of fiduciary duty lawyers work with business owners, executives, and stakeholders throughout Texas who are facing serious legal challenges. Our clients are hands-on—entrepreneurs, professionals, and founders who are deeply involved in their companies and need legal advice that’s sharp, strategic, and focused on results.

When we take on a case, we bring clarity and direction. Whether you’re defending your business or going on the offensive to protect what’s yours, we build legal strategies that make sense in the real world. We know what’s on the line—your time, your money, your reputation, and the future of your business—and we fight to protect it.

our dallas breach of fiduciary duty lawyers

Kelvin Roquemore

Founding Partner

Kelvin Roquemore is a Founding Partner of Roquemore Skierski, specializing in business and commercial litigation, with experience in business transactions, M&A, and commercial real estate. With over 25 years of in-house counsel and business litigation experience, he brings a strategic approach to supporting owner-operated small and medium-sized enterprises.

Doug Skierski

Founding Partner

Doug Skierski is a Founding Partner of Roquemore Skierski, and is an A/V-rated attorney with over 20 years of experience in bankruptcy, creditors’ rights, receiverships, and commercial litigation. He holds a J.D. from Southern Methodist University School of Law and has a strong background in complex commercial litigation and arbitration.

Shawn Stevens

Attorney

Dennis Shawn Stevens is a member of Roquemore Skierski with over 20 years of experience representing clients in business litigation, commercial disputes, and insurance-related claims. He holds a J.D. from the University of Houston Law Center and advises businesses on matters involving breach of contract, construction conflicts, and complex commercial torts.

Mark Ivanyo

Attorney

Mark Ivanyo has experience in complex commercial litigation, including contract disputes, product liability, and premises-related claims. He has experience representing businesses in state and federal courts, as well as in arbitration and administration. Mark holds a J.D. from South Texas College of Law and holds a B.B.A. in Management from Texas State University.

Alysa Grissom

Paralegal

Alysa S. Grissom is a paralegal at Roquemore Skierski and is Board Certified in Civil Trial Law by the Texas Board of Legal Specialization—an achievement held by fewer than 400 paralegals statewide. She holds an A.A. in Government, an A.A.S. in Paralegal Studies from Austin Community College, and a B.A. in Business, magna cum laude, from Concordia University Texas.

Our breach of fiduciary duty lawyers help businesses litigate against a range of breaches

Investment fraud involves deceptive practices that mislead investors and result in financial loss, often through false promises or the omission of key information. These schemes can take many forms, including insider trading or the sale of unregistered securities. Our breach of fiduciary duty lawyers help clients pursue claims against individuals or entities responsible for fraudulent investment conduct.

Misappropriation of assets occurs when a fiduciary improperly uses or diverts funds or property for personal gain. This breach of fiduciary duty can cause serious financial harm and often arises in partnerships or shareholder relationships. Our breach of fiduciary duty lawyers represent clients seeking to recover assets and hold wrongdoers accountable.

Conflicts of interest arise when a fiduciary puts personal gain ahead of their duty to act in the best interests of a client, partner, or company. This breach of fiduciary duty can lead to serious financial and reputational harm. Our breach of fiduciary duty lawyers represent clients in uncovering and addressing conflicts that compromise trust, loyalty, and proper governance.

Self-dealing occurs when a fiduciary puts their personal interests ahead of their duty to the business or its stakeholders, often by benefiting from a transaction at the company’s expense. This breach of fiduciary duty can lead to serious financial harm and legal liability. Our breach of fiduciary duty lawyers represent clients in uncovering and litigating self-dealing to protect their rights and restore accountability.

Was YOUR BUSINESS HARMED BY A BREACH OF FIDUCIARY DUTY?

Whether you’re dealing with a current breach or need guidance on fiduciary obligations, our experienced attorneys are here to protect your business. We help Texas business owners hold partners, officers, and other fiduciaries accountable when trust is broken. Schedule a consultation today and safeguard what you’ve built.