Because he is not validly appointed the CEO of QASP, I don't think he can be held to the fiduciary responsibility of a real CEO. As far as I can tell, he has done nothing concrete in his imposter role (other than blow his own horn). His actions appear to directly breach the court order, so we need the judge to determine what penalty is appropriate.
Now would be a good time for the Grand Jury indictments to be unsealed. Unless someone has any better information, QASP as an operating entity is over. Any news of business activity at the school. By now the lenders on the equipment/planes should have taken their collateral.