What are the remedies available for breach of fiduciary duty, including restitution? How does restitution apply in the context of agency?

• What is restitution? Restitution means full, partial or nominal payment of economic damages to a victim. Restitution is independent of and may be awarded ... Restitution is full, partial or nominal payment for pecuniary damages to a victim including: The accrual of interest from the time of sentencing; Insured ... Restitution is part of the sentencing order. How Do I Ask for Restitution? A victim of a crime has the right to ask the judge to order restitution ... You will need to complete a Financial Declaration for Restitution. Fill out this form before your sentencing hearing. The majority of the defendants who are ordered to pay restitution never pay the total amount. To receive restitution payments, victims must keep their ... (1) Restitution by the offender to the victim of the offender's criminal offense or the victim's estate, in an amount based on the victim's economic loss. In ... The Legislature recognizes that a crime is an offense against society as a whole, not only against the victim of the crime, and that restitution for victims is ... Your Rights as a Victim to Restitution. Restitution is money that the offender must pay to you for the costs of his or her crime. As a victim, you are entitled ... ORDER FOR WARRANT OF RESTITUTION. It is ORDERED that a Warrant of Restitution be issued and that: ☐ the judgment for possession may be redeemed by payment ... Restitution is money ordered by the court to reimburse a victim for the actual loss or damage resulting from a crime.