diff --git a/lib/async/bus/protocol/transaction.rb b/lib/async/bus/protocol/transaction.rb
index cfed125..4d241ff 100644
--- a/lib/async/bus/protocol/transaction.rb
+++ b/lib/async/bus/protocol/transaction.rb
@@ -120,9 +120,20 @@ def invoke(name, arguments, options, &block)
 				def accept(object, arguments, options, block_given)
 					if block_given
 						result = object.public_send(*arguments, **options) do |*yield_arguments|
-							self.write(Yield.new(@id, yield_arguments))
+							begin
+								self.write(Yield.new(@id, yield_arguments))
+							rescue IOError, EOFError, RuntimeError => error
+								# Connection closed or transaction closed - can't send yield
+								# Break out of the iteration since we can't communicate
+								break
+							end
 							
-							response = self.read
+							begin
+								response = self.read
+							rescue ClosedQueueError, IOError, EOFError
+								# Connection closed - can't receive response
+								break
+							end
 							
 							case response
 							when Next
@@ -137,13 +148,28 @@ def accept(object, arguments, options, block_given)
 						result = object.public_send(*arguments, **options)
 					end
 					
-					self.write(Return.new(@id, result))
+					begin
+						self.write(Return.new(@id, result))
+					rescue IOError, EOFError, RuntimeError => error
+						# Connection closed or transaction closed - can't send return
+						# This is expected when connection terminates mid-transaction
+					end
 				rescue UncaughtThrowError => error
 					# UncaughtThrowError has both tag and value attributes
 					# Store both in the Throw message: result is tag, we'll add value handling
-					self.write(Throw.new(@id, [error.tag, error.value]))
+					begin
+						self.write(Throw.new(@id, [error.tag, error.value]))
+					rescue IOError, EOFError, RuntimeError
+						# Connection closed or transaction closed - can't send throw
+						# This is expected when connection terminates mid-transaction
+					end
 				rescue => error
-					self.write(Error.new(@id, error))
+					begin
+						self.write(Error.new(@id, error))
+					rescue IOError, EOFError, RuntimeError
+						# Connection closed or transaction closed - can't send error
+						# This is expected when connection terminates mid-transaction
+					end
 				end
 			end
 		end
diff --git a/test/async/bus/protocol/transaction.rb b/test/async/bus/protocol/transaction.rb
index 295e8de..27b6f11 100644
--- a/test/async/bus/protocol/transaction.rb
+++ b/test/async/bus/protocol/transaction.rb
@@ -237,5 +237,239 @@ def service.throw_method
 			end
 		end
 	end
+	
+	with "connection termination during transaction" do
+		it "demonstrates unhandled RuntimeError when server crashes while client waits for response" do
+			# This test demonstrates that when a server connection is closed while
+			# a transaction is in-flight, the server task tries to write Return/Error
+			# but the transaction is already closed, causing an unhandled RuntimeError.
+			#
+			# Expected behavior: When the remote end closes the connection mid-transaction,
+			# the local end should fail with an exception, but that exception should be
+			# handled gracefully (not left as an unhandled exception in an async task).
+			server_connection = nil
+			server_started = Thread::Queue.new
+			close_connection = Thread::Queue.new
+			
+			start_server do |connection|
+				server_connection = connection
+				service = Object.new
+				def service.slow_method
+					# Signal that server has started processing
+					@server_started.push(:started)
+					# Wait for signal to close connection
+					@close_connection.pop
+					:result
+				end
+				
+				# Store queue references in service
+				service.instance_variable_set(:@server_started, server_started)
+				service.instance_variable_set(:@close_connection, close_connection)
+				
+				connection.bind(:service, service)
+			end
+			
+			client.connect do |connection|
+				# Start the invocation
+				invoke_task = Async do
+					connection[:service].slow_method
+				end
+				
+				# Wait for server to start processing
+				server_started.pop
+				
+				# Abruptly close the server connection
+				server_connection.close
+				
+				# Signal server to continue (it will try to write Return/Error)
+				close_connection.push(:close)
+				
+				# Wait for processing to complete
+				begin
+					invoke_task.wait
+				rescue
+					# Expected to fail
+				end
+				
+				# Currently, this causes unhandled RuntimeError: "Transaction is closed!"
+				# in the server task when it tries to write Return/Error after connection closes.
+				# The test passes but demonstrates the issue: exceptions should be caught and
+				# handled gracefully, not left as unhandled exceptions in async tasks.
+			end
+		end
+		
+		it "demonstrates unhandled RuntimeError when client crashes while server executes method" do
+			# This test demonstrates that when a client connection is closed while
+			# a server transaction is executing, the server task tries to write Return/Error
+			# but the transaction is already closed, causing an unhandled RuntimeError.
+			#
+			# Expected behavior: When the remote end closes the connection mid-transaction,
+			# the local end should fail with an exception, but that exception should be
+			# handled gracefully (not left as an unhandled exception in an async task).
+			client_connection = nil
+			server_started = Thread::Queue.new
+			close_connection = Thread::Queue.new
+			
+			start_server do |connection|
+				service = Object.new
+				def service.slow_method
+					# Signal that server has started processing
+					@server_started.push(:started)
+					# Wait for signal to close connection
+					@close_connection.pop
+					:result
+				end
+				
+				# Store queue references in service
+				service.instance_variable_set(:@server_started, server_started)
+				service.instance_variable_set(:@close_connection, close_connection)
+				
+				connection.bind(:service, service)
+			end
+			
+			client.connect do |connection|
+				client_connection = connection
+				
+				# Start the invocation
+				invoke_task = Async do
+					connection[:service].slow_method
+				end
+				
+				# Wait for server to start processing
+				server_started.pop
+				
+				# Abruptly close the client connection
+				client_connection.close
+				
+				# Signal server to continue (it will try to write Return/Error)
+				close_connection.push(:close)
+				
+				# Wait for processing to complete
+				begin
+					invoke_task.wait
+				rescue
+					# Expected to fail
+				end
+				
+				# Currently, this causes unhandled RuntimeError: "Transaction is closed!"
+				# in the server task when it tries to write Return/Error after connection closes.
+				# The test passes but demonstrates the issue: exceptions should be caught and
+				# handled gracefully, not left as unhandled exceptions in async tasks.
+			end
+		end
+		
+		it "demonstrates unhandled RuntimeError when server crashes during yield operation" do
+			# This test demonstrates that when a server connection is closed during
+			# a yield operation, the server task tries to write Yield but the transaction
+			# is already closed, causing an unhandled RuntimeError.
+			#
+			# Expected behavior: When the remote end closes the connection mid-transaction,
+			# the local end should fail with an exception, but that exception should be
+			# handled gracefully (not left as an unhandled exception in an async task).
+			server_connection = nil
+			first_yield_received = Thread::Queue.new
+			
+			start_server do |connection|
+				server_connection = connection
+				service = Object.new
+				def service.yielding_method
+					yield 1
+					# Wait for connection to be closed
+					@first_yield_received.pop
+					# This yield will fail because connection closes
+					yield 2
+					:done
+				end
+				
+				# Store queue reference in service
+				service.instance_variable_set(:@first_yield_received, first_yield_received)
+				
+				connection.bind(:service, service)
+			end
+			
+			client.connect do |connection|
+				# Start the invocation with yield
+				invoke_task = Async do
+					results = []
+					connection[:service].yielding_method do |value|
+						results << value
+						
+						# Close server connection after first yield
+						if results.size == 1
+							server_connection.close
+							first_yield_received.push(:received)
+						end
+						
+						:ack
+					end
+				end
+				
+				# Wait for processing to complete
+				begin
+					invoke_task.wait
+				rescue
+					# Expected to fail
+				end
+				
+				# Currently, this causes unhandled RuntimeError: "Transaction is closed!"
+				# in the server task when it tries to write Yield after connection closes.
+				# The test passes but demonstrates the issue: exceptions should be caught and
+				# handled gracefully, not left as unhandled exceptions in async tasks.
+			end
+		end
+		
+		it "handles client crash during server yield operation" do
+			client_connection = nil
+			first_yield_received = Thread::Queue.new
+			
+			start_server do |connection|
+				service = Object.new
+				def service.yielding_method
+					yield 1
+					# Wait for connection to be closed
+					@first_yield_received.pop
+					# This yield will fail because client closes
+					yield 2
+					:done
+				end
+				
+				# Store queue reference in service
+				service.instance_variable_set(:@first_yield_received, first_yield_received)
+				
+				connection.bind(:service, service)
+			end
+			
+			client.connect do |connection|
+				client_connection = connection
+				
+				# Start the invocation with yield
+				invoke_task = Async do
+					results = []
+					connection[:service].yielding_method do |value|
+						results << value
+						
+						# Close client connection after first yield
+						if results.size == 1
+							client_connection.close
+							first_yield_received.push(:received)
+						end
+						
+						:ack
+					end
+				end
+				
+				# Wait for processing to complete
+				begin
+					invoke_task.wait
+				rescue
+					# Expected to fail
+				end
+				
+				# When the remote end closes the connection mid-transaction, the local end
+				# should fail with an exception, but that exception should be handled gracefully
+				# (not left as an unhandled exception in an async task).
+			end
+		end
+	end
 end