Generally, a contract or other transaction between a corporation and one or more of its directors or any other entity in which one or more of its directors or officers are financially interested is voidable, where the interested directors are at the meeting which authorizes, approves, or ratifies such contract or transaction.  However, the Florida Business Corporation Act permits such contracts or transaction provided that specific requirements are met.  At Schecter Law, we have the experience and knowledge to prosecute and defend lawsuits pertaining to directors’ conflicts of interest and conflict of interest transactions.

We utilize the team approach because we believe that collaboration enhances the quality of service to our clients, and adds value to our representation.   Our attorneys bring insightful legal analysis and hard work in every aspect of your case.  We dedicate detailed and in-depth attention and analysis to all of our cases at a level that surpasses the big firms, but with legal fees that do not.  To learn more about our Core Values and The Schecter Law Advantage, click here.

We are committed to our clients as we are to their cases – Your phone calls are returned promptly; the lawyer assigned to your file is directly accountable to you; and, you will always be able to contact the partner in charge directly, without any buffers.