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Being able to walk away from that company no strings attached mitigates that risk. Being financially liable should the company go under is why co-owners share in the profits beyond salary/hourly wages.

ETA: moral/ethical "liability" included.



At least in America, being financially liable if a company goes under isn't an issue if the company was setup in reasonable way. 99% of companies are.




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