Jordan v. Moses

In accordance with our decision in Wilensky v. Blalock, 262 Ga. 95, 98 (414 SE2d 1) (1992), the majority opinion correctly holds that a claim for wrongful dissolution of a partnership may be based on damages arising from the excluded partner’s loss of “an existing, or continuing, business opportunity” or of income and material assets that existed “coincident to the dissolution,” not only damages due to the loss of the “new prosperity” of the partnership. Maj. Op. at 42. However, because dissolution is “essentially an act about the future,” id., a wrongful dissolution claim must include…