LLPs protect individual partners from personal liability for negligence committed by another partner in the firm,so long as the partner did not know about the negligence or participate in the work that was done negligently.

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In a Limited Liability Partnership (LLP), individual partners are protected from personal liability for the negligent acts of other partners or employees not under their direct control, provided they themselves did not participate in or have knowledge of the negligence. This structure allows partners to be shielded from joint liability for the misconduct of others in the firm.

LLPs Protect Individual Partners from Personal Liability for Negligence Committed