Can a partner be sued for continuing the business without the other party?

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Partner wasn't holding up his end of bargain and was dead weight. So I left and continued business on my own. We had no contract but had a partnership business license. Can he sue me?

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Daniel Hamad / Hamad Law Firm, LLC Answered 1 year ago | Contributor This attorney is licensed in Connecticut

Possibly.  You have a duty to the business you were running with him.  That being said, if you legally separated yourself from the joint business, he likely will not prevail.

This is not legal advice and is not intended to create an attorney-client relationship.  The post is only an opinion.  You should speak to an attorney for further information.  The poster is licensed only in CT & NY.  Please visit www.hamadlawfirm.com for more information about our services.

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