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A traditional partnership covers the old-style, unincorporated business partnership where two or more people share profits, losses and management. It includes forming or updating a partnership agreement, outlining each partner’s duties, share of profits, and decision-making rules, and handling ongoing matters like admitting new partners or retirement. A solicitor drafts or reviews the partnership deed, advises on fiduciary duties and breach, and resolves disputes. In practice, they prepare documents, negotiate terms with co‑owners and lenders, and manage dissolution or winding‑up when the partnership ends.
Why this work is usually handled by a solicitor
The typical risks involve breaches of fiduciary duty, misapplied partnership assets, or disputes over profit shares. A solicitor provides regulated professional support, ensures client accounts and conduct are appropriate, and can handle related litigation or arbitration if disputes arise.
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