In cases where a partner has engaged in some misconduct or tortious conduct the LLP acts to shield

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Limited Liability Partnerships (LLPs) are designed to protect the personal assets of partners who have not engaged in wrongful acts. This means that if a partner commits a tort or engages in misconduct, the LLP structure shields the personal assets of the other partners from liability arising from that misconduct. The liability is limited to the partnership's assets, and the personal assets of the non-offending partners are protected.

In Cases Where a Partner Has Engaged in Some Misconduct