Mon May 20 2013   
 

College News

Arizona Law Faculty Participate in Workshop Exploring the American Model of Homeownership Read more...

Posted: 05/10/2013

 

Arizona Law Faculty Approve Two New Certificate Programs Read more...

Posted: 04/24/2013

 

Arizona Law Announces ESL Bridge Program for International Students Read more...

Posted: 04/16/2013

 

13th Annual Richard Grand Damages Argument Competition Award Winners Announced Read more...

Posted: 04/09/2013

 

Arizona Law Cuts Tuition  Read more...

Posted: 04/05/2013

 

Arizona Law Faculty Participate in Humanities Seminars Program Series on Environmental Law Read more...

Posted: 04/04/2013

 

 

Arizona Law on TwitterArizona Law on Facebook Arizona Law on YouTube

Course Description

This seminar is an intensive study of the art and science of negotiating, set against the background of employment agreements and separation agreements. Although set in a legal background the seminar focuses on how to achieve a successful result for a client, either an employer or an executive, without alienating the other party. Legal issues will be identified and discussed, but no particular legal issue will be the subject of in-depth study. Rather, the seminar focuses on how legal issues impact the tapestry of a negotiation.

Among the topics considered (and negotiated) are: the Term of the Agreement (the sine qua non of any employment agreement); duties, title and responsibilities; forms of compensation (cash, stock, options, deferred compensation); definition of "Cause" for termination by the Employer; definition of "Good Reason" for termination by the executive; consequences of such terminations; restrictive covenants (non-compete, non-solicit of employees, non-solicit of clients or customers); arbitration provisions; successor liability provisions; integration provisions etc. In the negotiation of the separation agreement, students will consider (and negotiate) the all-important form of the General Release, exclusions to the General Release; post-employment restraints etc.

 

Updated: 04/05/2011