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LLPs Do Not Shield Partners From Liability To Each Other

Ederer v. Gursky; New York's Partnership Law provision limiting the personal liability of partners in an LLP does not shield a general partner in a registered LLP from personal liability for breaches of the partnership's or partners' obligations to each other.
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