Answer: Hellenbrand wins.

This is taken as one of the most critical legal cases in history. We can include here the term duty of loyalty (since the duty of loyalty prevents officers and directors from competing with the corporation and preventing corporate opportunities). Finally, Hellenbrand wins since he can acquire a prohibitory to prevent Berk from leasing the club. Although, directors and officers both owe the corporation. Berk, on the other side, was an officer of a corporation and used his ex-position to retain the lease possibly. Finally, the court held that Berk had violated his duty of loyalty to the Comedy Cottage.