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A fiduciary can be brought up on criminal charges for breach of trust. Whether stemming from embezzlement, misappropriation or a similar property crime, breach of trust charges can result in serious penalties and affect your professional reputation.
At Neuberger & Partners LLP, our Toronto breach of trust lawyers defend clients from all types of theft and fraud charges in Ontario. As an experienced criminal defence firm, we have the knowledge, tools and resources to handle your defence. Since 1992, we have developed a record of success based on a commitment to our clients and a sophisticated understanding of criminal law.
Breach of trust occurs when a fiduciary converts something entrusted to them by another person, employer, trust, business or organization to an unauthorized use, with intent to defraud and in contravention of the trust, for example, diverting proceeds. While breach of trust is its own criminal charge, it often involves the commission of other crimes, including:
We take a detailed and systematic approach to these cases. In collaboration with experts in forensic accounting, computer technology and other fields, we work diligently to prepare your defence and understand the evidence against you. Our lawyers prepare every case for trial, with an understanding that many cases are often decided before a judge hears evidence. At every stage, we help you stay prepared and informed about your case.
Founded in 1993, Neuberger & Partners LLP is a high profile Toronto law firm with exclusive focus on criminal law. Our lawyers have represented clients in simple, complex and high-profile cases throughout the Greater Toronto Area and across Ontario.
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