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The IL Fiduciary Obligations Act: Added Protection Against Bank Liability

Professional Business Automation Technology, LLC v. Old Plank Trail Community Bank, 2014 IL App (3d) 130044-U presents a recent illustration of the Fiduciary Obligations Act, 760 ILCS 65/7 (the “Fiduciary Act”) – a statute that immunizes banks from liability to a corporate customer that gets fleeced by a high-ranking employees. The only exceptions are where the …

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Posted byPaulPSeptember 12, 2014July 20, 2015Posted inBusiness Torts, CorporateTags: Actual knowledge, bad faith, bank liability, commercially unreasonable, conversion, fictitious payee, fiduciaries obligations act, negligence, UCC 3-420
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