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Business Partnership Agreement
North Carolina
Can I withdraw from a business partnership agreement?
I am currently in a business partnership agreement with a colleague, and I am considering withdrawing from the partnership. We have been in the agreement for over a year and our goals and objectives have changed. I am looking for legal advice on the steps I need to take to withdraw from the agreement, and the potential legal implications of doing so.
N'kia N.
Below is a general overview of how the process of a partner withdrawing from a partnership commonly plays out: The withdrawing partner gives written notice of withdrawal. The parties obtain business valuations to determine payout terms. The parties execute some type of withdrawal or buyout agreement that states rights, responsibilities, and restrictions (such as non-competition and non-disclosure/confidentiality), and other important terms of the deal. A partner who is considering withdrawing from the partnership should consider consulting with a knowledgeable attorney who can review the Partnership Agreement and the terms of a proposed withdrawal or buyout agreement, and either guide the partner through handling the process without representation or represent the partner through the withdrawal. Additionally, the partner might consider consulting with a tax professional regarding tax liabilities. [It is often beneficial for the partner to seek assistance from an independent attorney or tax professional, rather than one who represents the partnership or another partner.]
Business Partnership Agreement
North Carolina
Indemnity clause in business partnership agreement?
I am in the process of forming a business partnership with a colleague, and we are currently in the process of drafting a contract. We both have agreed on most of the terms, but I am unsure about the indemnity clause. I am not sure what should be included in this clause and I want to ensure that both parties are protected in the event of a dispute.
N'kia N.
Indemnity clauses (also known as "indemnification clauses") are rather common in business contracts, including formal Partnership Agreements. The general purpose of an indemnity clause is to protect the indemnified party against a claim, including a lawsuit, by a third party or another party. While the clause might not be extremely detailed, the terms and conditions of an indemnity clause should clearly and accurately reflect the parties' understanding and intent. Someone who has questions or concerns about an indemnity clause, including in a Partnership Agreement, should consider consulting with a knowledgeable attorney before signing.