Mateo is the general partner in Professional Experts Limited Liability Limited Partnership. There are three other partnersIn the course of his business, Mateo drives a car negligently and causes injury to one person. In this case, who will beliable for the damages?Multiple ChoiceMateo onlyMateo and his familyLLLP and MateoLLLP only

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Mateo is the general partner in Professional Experts Limited Liability Limited Partnership. There are three other partners In the course of his business, Mateo drives a car negligently and causes injury to one person. In this case, who will be liable for the damages? Multiple Choice