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Drafting Employment Agreements - Part 2 (Live Replay from January 28, 2022)

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Description

This program provides a practical guide to the most important provisions of employment agreements, common sources of dispute and litigation, and traps.

The program covers scope of duties (and how they may change over time), forms of compensation and benefits (including deferred compensation), and objective/measurable performance standards.

The program also discusses planning for the possible release of the employee, limiting liability, and protecting confidential information and trade secrets to which the employee may have had access.

This program provides a practical guide to drafting successful employment agreements.

Part 2 topics include:

  • Term of employment – fixed or variable terms, extensions, and discharge
  • Anticipating severance and building in dispute mitigation and resolution provisions
  • Severance benefits on voluntary and involuntary separation – and tying them to confidentiality and non-competition
  • Non-disparagement of employer on discharge or voluntary departure
  • Essential mediation and choice of law considerations

Contributors

  • Jerrold F. Goldberg

    Jerrold F. Goldberg is a partner in the New York City office of Greenburg Traurig, LLP, where he has more than 35 years' experience practicing in virtually all aspects of labor and employment. His expertise includes employee leave under federal and state law, traditional labor/union-management issues, employment discrimination, executive employment, severance agreements and wage and hour laws. He represents clients before the EEOC, the FRLB, and federal and state courts. Mr. Goldberg received his B.S. from Cornell University and his J.D. from New York University School of Law.

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September 16, 2022
Fri 1:00 PM EDT

Duration 1H 0M

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