Legal Question in Business Law in Colorado
My business partner did not contribute to the work we were doing despite many written commitments. He did not see a single project through completely and now is out of the business. We had an operating agreement in place. It stated no one can voluntarily leave the business. I have his signed notice of leaving the partnership stating it is a wrongful dissociation. Can I go after him for anything on this?
Asked on 7/03/20, 12:47 pm
1 Answer from Attorneys
Robert Murillo
Pivotal Legal Ltd.
Hello,
If your OA stated that no member can leave voluntarily you can proceed for a claim of breach of contract. The more important question is what are your damages and that takes a review of the OA, your business, and many more facts. Contact an attorney for advice.
Answered on 7/03/20, 12:55 pm
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