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In a limited liability partnership (llp)

a. a partner may avoid liability for the malpractice of other partners.
b. a partner who commits malpractice is automatically expelled from the partnership under the upa.
c. the maximum number of partners is limited by the law of most states.
d. it is deemed unethical to employ non-professionals.

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