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When a fiduciary breaks their duty to their clients, you don’t cut them slack. You sue them. This isn’t like Silicon Valley where you can get away with antics l
by 0x8BADF00D 7y ago
When a fiduciary breaks their duty to their clients, you don’t cut them slack. You sue them. This isn’t like Silicon Valley where you can get away with antics like this.
- malux85 7y agoYou must be new here, welcome to late stage capitalism. Nobody rich goes to jail, and lawsuits are cost of business. You just factor them into the 5 billion dollar company, pay your 300M dollar fine and walk away a billionaire. It sucks, I'm not defending it, but it's fact