This is a Form of Loan Agreement between a corporation as borrower and a lender that may be an individual or another business entity. Note Paragraph 4 which contains a conversion feature. If the borrower is unable to repay the loan by the due date, the amount loaned by the lender is converted to stock of the borrower, which is then transferred to the lender.

This Form is a multi-party confidential disclosure agreement to be used when several parties, each possessing confidential information in connection with a product or a technology wish to work together and share some of their confidential information.

This is a Form of Purchase Agreement to be used when there is a cash sale of the assets of a business from one party to another. The Seller here may be an individual or an entity, as may be the Purchaser.

This is a Form of Agreement for the sale of a restaurant property. The sale involves all of the assets of the restaurant and the liquor license associated with the restaurant operation. This Agreement also refers to the Lease of the seller’s premises by the purchaser. This Agreement is designed to favor the bargaining position of the purchaser.

This is a form of a “Rabbi Trust”. It is designed to have an employer create a fund for the benefit of an employee that is set aside in a separate trust for the future benefit of the employee. Note, however, that the trust is very clear that the trust funds are available to the general creditors of the employer at all times that the trust funds have not been paid to the employee. The reason for this is tax-motivated.

This Form is a Sales Representation Agreement entered into between a manufacturer of one or more Products and another person that will sell the Products. The Sales Representative could be any type of a business entity, or be an individual. Note that the Sales Representative is classified as an independent contractor under paragraph 7.

This Form is a Stock Option Agreement typically entered into between a corporation and its owners and/or key employees. It allows the person to whom the option is granted to purchase a certain number of shares of the corporate stock at a determined price.

This is a Form of Stock Option Plan to be adopted by a corporation for the benefit of its employees. Note that the Plan authorizes two types of stock options: Incentive Stock Options and Nonstatutory Stock Options.

This is a form of a Stock Pledge Agreement. It is typically used when the Buyer acquires stock from the Seller but owes money to the Seller (generally evidenced by a Note) in connection with the purchase. Rather than transfer the stock directly to the Buyer before the Note is paid in full, the parties select a third party as an Escrow Agent to hold the stock until the Note is satisfied. At that time, the stock is transferred to the Buyer.