Common use of Benefits Upon Separation Date Clause in Contracts

Benefits Upon Separation Date. Subject to the Executive (i) not unilaterally terminating his employment with the Company prior to the Transition Date without mutual consent of the Company, (ii) timely and accurately responding to reasonable requests by the Company to the extent reasonably possible with respect to the transition of his duties following the Transition Date and other matters involving the Company about which the Executive has or may have personal knowledge (other than the Executive’s separation or any other claim the Executive may bring against the Company that is not released under the Releases), including any such matters which may arise after the Transition Date, and (iii) not being terminated by the Company for Cause (as defined in Section ‎2(c)) below), the Executive shall be entitled to the following benefits:

Benefits Upon Separation Date. Subject to the Executive (i) not unilaterally terminating his employment with the Company prior to the Transition Date without mutual consent of the Company, (ii) timely and accurately responding to reasonable requests by the Company to the extent reasonably possible with respect to the transition of his duties following the Transition Date and other matters involving the Company about which the Executive has or may have personal knowledge (other than the Executive’s separation or any other claim the Executive may bring against the Company that is not released under the Releases), including any such matters which may arise after the Transition Date, and (iii) not being terminated by the Company for Cause (as defined in Section ‎2(c2(c)) below), the Executive shall be entitled to the following benefits: