The Deferred Compensation Agreement between Employer and Employee is a formal document outlining the terms under which an employee receives additional compensation after retirement or in the event of death. It specifies the payment amounts, conditions for payment, and includes provisions for inflation adjustments based on the National Consumer Price Index. The agreement emphasizes retention of the employee's services until retirement and includes stipulations regarding noncompetition and employment termination. The document also outlines the process for handling disputes through mandatory arbitration and establishes compliance with state laws. This form is particularly beneficial for attorneys, partners, owners, associates, paralegals, and legal assistants as it provides a clear structure for drafting and executing deferred compensation agreements, ensuring legal compliance while protecting the interests of both parties. Users can fill in the necessary details, such as employee information and payment terms, and modify it as needed to align with corporate policies and specific agreements. It serves as a valuable tool in ensuring that employees receive the promised benefits while also safeguarding the corporation's assets.