Two people worked in a general partnership for one year. Then they dissolved the partnership. A...

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Two people worked in a general partnership for one year. Then they dissolved the partnership. A former client called up partner A, and referenced a recent conversation with former partner B. The former client did not know that A and B had dissolved their partnership. A wants to do this client's deal, so A does not disclose the dissolution of the partnership. If A does the client's deal and makes a profit, and B finds out, could B have a claim on half of the profits from this deal? Why or why not? Two people worked in a general partnership for one year. Then they dissolved the partnership. A former client called up partner A, and referenced a recent conversation with former partner B. The former client did not know that A and B had dissolved their partnership. A wants to do this client's deal, so A does not disclose the dissolution of the partnership. If A does the client's deal and makes a profit, and B finds out, could B have a claim on half of the profits from this deal? Why or why not? Two people worked in a general partnership for one year. Then they dissolved the partnership. A former client called up partner A, and referenced a recent conversation with former partner B. The former client did not know that A and B had dissolved their partnership. A wants to do this client's deal, so A does not disclose the dissolution of the partnership. If A does the client's deal and makes a profit, and B finds out, could B have a claim on half of the profits from this deal? Why or why not?