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welcome to the contract teardown show from law insider where legal experts tear down contracts from some of the most well-known companies and high-profile executives around the world in this episode attorney matthew curbis walks us through a confidential separation agreement so lets tear it down matthew curbis welcome to the contract teardown show how are you today sir so good so happy to be here mike uh we are getting into some nerdiness this is some new nerdiness because we have not talked about this subject before it is were just firing people were firing people left and right it i dont want to say that its relevant in the current economy but if youre in certain industries uh hello tech it might well be we are doing a confidential separation agreement in general release of all claims let me show it to the folks at home as i do this matthew what is this document when are we going to run into this kind of thing oh youre going to run in this kind of thing if youre an employer a