An authorized agent may be personally liable on an instrument if the agent does not sign his or her own name.

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An authorized agent may only be held liable if they sign their own name as a party to the instrument or if they otherwise act outside the scope of their authority. If they sign the name of the principal, the agent is not personally liable.

An Authorized Agent May Be Personally Liable on an Instrument