Webinar: Fiduciary Duties & Auditor Liability

Bilzin Sumberg Webinar
Webinar
January 14, 2015

Watch an in-depth Homebuilder Series webinar that discusses auditor liability and fiduciary duties.

Two issues of recurring interest to company officers and directors are the potential liabilities of outside auditors/accountants for mishandling of company audits or other engagements, and the nature and extent of the fiduciary duties that the officers and directors themselves owe to their companies.

This webinar, presented by Bilzin Sumberg Partner Phil Stein, will provide an overview of the state of the law as to each of these issues of concern. Phil will also touch on case law pertinent to claims by companies against their auditors.

About the Speaker: 

Phil Stein is a Partner in the Litigation Group at Bilzin Sumberg, where he focuses his practice on complex commercial litigation. Phil represents mortgage companies, financial services companies and large national homebuilders on a broad range of issues. Phil devotes a substantial portion of his practice to representing originators and sellers of mortgage loans throughout the country, as they defend against loan repurchase claims made by banks and other investors.

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