Employment Agreement between Professional Corporation and Attorney

• Category: Employment - Agreements
• State: Multi-State
• Control #: US-134095267A-BG
• Format: Word; Rich Text

Description

Statutes in many jurisdictions provide for professional corporations, thus permitting individuals who are licensed to practice a profession to form a corporation for the practice of that profession. Among the reasons generally given for the enactment of these statutes were to enable professionals to take advantage of various tax provisions available to a corporation and its employees but not to self-employed persons or partnerships and to gain other benefits, such as limited-liability of the shareholders and continuity of life of the entity. As a statutory creation, a professional corporation has no rights outside the four corners of enabling statute. An Employment Agreement between Professional Corporation and Attorney is a written contract that outlines the working relationship between a Professional Corporation and an Attorney. It will include the scope of work, terms of employment, compensation, and other important details concerning the employment relationship. This type of agreement is typically used when a Professional Corporation hires an Attorney to provide legal services. The agreement will include the following information: 1. The scope of work: this includes a detailed description of the services the Attorney will provide to the Professional Corporation. 2. The terms of employment: this includes the duration of employment, the hours of work, and any other conditions of employment. 3. Compensation: this includes the amount of compensation to be paid, frequency of payments, and other details concerning compensation. 4. Confidentiality: this includes the confidentiality of information shared between the Professional Corporation and the Attorney. 5. Termination: this includes the terms and conditions of termination, including the notice period and any severance pay. Different types of Employment Agreement between Professional Corporation and Attorney include: 1. Part-time Employment Agreement: this agreement outlines the terms and conditions of part-time employment, including the duration of employment and the hours of work. 2. Full-time Employment Agreement: this agreement outlines the terms and conditions of full-time employment, including the duration of employment and the hours of work. 3. Permanent Employment Agreement: this agreement outlines the terms and conditions of permanent employment, including the duration of employment, the hours of work, and the terms of termination. 4. Non-compete Agreement: this agreement outlines the terms and conditions of non-compete clauses, which prohibit an Attorney from working for a competitor while employed by the Professional Corporation.

An Employment Agreement between Professional Corporation and Attorney is a written contract that outlines the working relationship between a Professional Corporation and an Attorney. It will include the scope of work, terms of employment, compensation, and other important details concerning the employment relationship. This type of agreement is typically used when a Professional Corporation hires an Attorney to provide legal services. The agreement will include the following information: 1. The scope of work: this includes a detailed description of the services the Attorney will provide to the Professional Corporation. 2. The terms of employment: this includes the duration of employment, the hours of work, and any other conditions of employment. 3. Compensation: this includes the amount of compensation to be paid, frequency of payments, and other details concerning compensation. 4. Confidentiality: this includes the confidentiality of information shared between the Professional Corporation and the Attorney. 5. Termination: this includes the terms and conditions of termination, including the notice period and any severance pay. Different types of Employment Agreement between Professional Corporation and Attorney include: 1. Part-time Employment Agreement: this agreement outlines the terms and conditions of part-time employment, including the duration of employment and the hours of work. 2. Full-time Employment Agreement: this agreement outlines the terms and conditions of full-time employment, including the duration of employment and the hours of work. 3. Permanent Employment Agreement: this agreement outlines the terms and conditions of permanent employment, including the duration of employment, the hours of work, and the terms of termination. 4. Non-compete Agreement: this agreement outlines the terms and conditions of non-compete clauses, which prohibit an Attorney from working for a competitor while employed by the Professional Corporation.