The Deferred Compensation Agreement outlines the terms between an employer and an employee regarding additional compensation provided to the employee post-retirement. This form is designed for employers to retain key employees by offering a monthly payment upon retirement, enhanced by a multiplier based on the National Consumer Price Index to account for inflation. Key features include provisions for payment upon death either during or after employment, conditions that could terminate the agreement, and noncompetition clauses. The form requires careful filling of specific details such as names, dates, payment amounts, and the length of payment duration. It is essential for attorneys, partners, owners, associates, paralegals, and legal assistants to understand applicable state laws, as well as the importance of clear communication between parties. Using this agreement helps ensure employee retention while providing a structured compensation plan that benefits both the corporation and the employees. Furthermore, users must be aware of the arbitration requirements and the process for modifying or assigning rights under the agreement.