For two years after a partner dissociates from a continuing partnership, the partnership may be bound by the acts of the dissociated partner.

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According to the Uniform Partnership Act, the partnership may be liable for the acts of a dissociated partner for up to two years after their dissociation, unless the partner's dissociation is properly announced to all relevant parties. This is known as the "wind-up period" and is designed to give the partnership time to finalize its affairs and notify all third parties of the partner's dissociation.

For Two Years After a Partner Dissociates from a Continuing