A person who manages money or property for another and must exercise a standard of care in such management activity is a fiduciary. Typical examples are business partners, employees, managers, trustees, receivers, executors, persons holding powers of attorney, etc. If a client is complaining about what someone in a position of trust has done, it could be a breach of fiduciary duty. Crone & McEvoy, plc is experienced in representing clients who believe that someone owes them a fiduciary duty breached due to negligence or intentional conduct.