Employment Agreements and Non Compete in Stamford, CT
Employment Agreements and Non Compete in Stamford, CT
SERVICES
Do you need expert assistance with retirement plans, equity compensation, negotiated settlements, or other employment-related arrangements like a non compete in Stamford, CT or the surrounding areas? If so, you’ve come to the right place. I have extensive experience working directly with employers and employees on a broad range of matters, large and small in scope, in employee benefits, executive compensation and employment law.
For employers (and their CPAs or law firms), this includes:
- ERISA compliance and design assistance for employee benefit plans.
- Drafting qualified and non-qualified retirement plans, including 401(k) plans, 403(b) plans, deferred compensation plans.
- Advice and assistance with Internal Revenue Code Section 409A governing non-qualified deferred compensation.
- Review and drafting equity incentive compensation plans, including stock options, restricted stock and phantom or “synthetic” equity plans.
- Change in control agreements.
- Employee benefits and executive compensation support for M&A transactions, including private equity investments and venture capital funding.
- Employment tax questions.
For employees (and their CPAs or other advisors), this includes:
- Review, advice, and negotiating on executive employment agreements.
- Equity compensation arrangements.
- Non-compete and non-solicit agreements.
- Negotiated settlements of employment claims, including severance payouts.
GET STARTED WITH KLIMPL BENEFITS LAW TODAY
If you have legal questions or concerns about any employment issue from a settlement to a non compete in Greenwich, CT or the surrounding areas, including NY, feel free to reach out for more information. You can contact Klimpl Benefits Law by calling (475) 253-2313 or by filling out the online contact form for a call back. Please keep in mind that sensitive information should not be shared through the contact form, as submission of the form does not legally establish an attorney-client relationship.