Partner duty to account for personal profits from firm transactions or competing business must be paid to the firm. Partners must account for and pay to the firm any personal profits derived from firm transactions, use of firm property, business connections or the firm name, and must also account for and pay profits made from conducting a competing business, subject to any contract between the partners.
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Partner duty to account for personal profits from firm transactions or competing business must be paid to the firm.
Partners must account for and pay to the firm any personal profits derived from firm transactions, use of firm property, business connections or the firm name, and must also account for and pay profits made from conducting a competing business, subject to any contract between the partners.
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