FAQs
Klimpl Benefits Law
Are non-competes enforceable in Connecticut? Are they enforceable in New York?
It depends on the reasonableness of scope, geographic area, industry, and time. There are other factors that come into play as well, such as legal challenges to the agreement. Reach out to Klimpl Benefits Law today if you want to learn more about non compete agreements.
What are my health insurance requirements as a business?
It depends. The significant factor is the size of the employer and if they employ more than 50 full-time employees, in our professional experience. If you have any questions about benefits law, contact our team. We can help with executive compensation, employment laws, and more.
How do I know if my severance package is fair?
There is a broad range of severance packages. Please contact us so we can discuss the details. We can also assist with executive compensation and much more.
What is the best form of equity compensation?
It depends. Equity compensation is driven by the form of business in question, such as a corporation or limited liability company. It being a public or private business also plays a part. Equity compensation may also be included in an executive compensation package.
What is phantom equity?
Phantom equity is a contractural promise to pay something of value in the future to an employee or other service provider. It may be included as part of an executive compensation package.
How is phantom equity used?
It's used to incentivize employees and other providers to perform for the business. It's also used to align the financial interests of employees with those of a company's owners. We can help you understand phantom equity and executive compensation. Contact us today.
What employers does ERISA apply to?
Most private-sector employers, including non-profits. It depends on the type of plan they maintain. Contact us today to learn more about benefits law, including executive compensation.
According to Statista, there were over 1.2 million people working in legal occupations in the United States as of 2023. We are here to help you understand the laws regarding employee benefits.