$$Review $[1]$Interoffice Memorandum$\{2\}$ and $$General Term Sheet for the Deal$$ and create an employment contract with the formatting requirements $(3)$These Document Formatting$$Requirements$,$ detailed below:$[1]$Interoffice MemorandumTO:Human Resources ManagerFROM:Ms$.$ Halley Patel, Regional Vice PresidentAmertex Healthcare, Inc.SUBJECT:Employment Agreement with Mr$.$ Marshall ManagerDATE:September $17,2023$I hope that your first week with Amertex Healthcare, Inc. has helped you get acclimated to the ins and outs of staffing our family of hospitals. Having the right people in the right positions is challenging even in the best of times, but it is absolutely imperative now.$$Tarrant Amertex Regional Hospital, one of our hospitals in the Fort Worth area, has been in need of a new Chief Executive Officer. Last week, we reached a $$handshake$$ deal with Marshall Manager, an experienced vice president with Valley Hospital Corp. We think he is a great fit for the job, and I want for you to be engaged in all aspects of onboarding him with the company.$$The informal terms of our deal with Mr$.$ Manager are listed following this memo. My apologies for how rough and unpolished those are$$rather embarrassing, really. These are just notes from the meeting that my assistant typed up$.$ At any rate, I want you, as best you can, to convert those terms into a fully polished first draft contract.$$By $$first draft,$$ I do not mean that the document is rough or incomplete in any way. Far from it$.$ Rather, you are preparing the first version of the document that will be reviewed by me and our outside employment law counsel. You should write it to be substantively complete such that, hopefully, the lawyer will have to spend very little time $($and our money$)$ on it$,$ and we can quickly forward the document to Manager.$$This first draft, however, is also a special $$annotated$$ draft. Create the document with all the appropriate headings and provisions that you can prepare based on the information you have been provided. Because your draft will be forwarded to our outside counsel for additional review, I want you to add comments, questions, and sources to the draft. If there is any provision where you wish to explain your drafting choices either to me or to our lawyer, or if there is any additional information you think we should know before finalizing the contract, you should highlight those areas in your comments and questions. You should also use these notations to identify any source from which you have adapted $$precedent$$ terms or contract language. Indeed, other contracts can be a good source for boilerplate language to use in your $$general provisions$$ section. The annotations are also a good way for you to explain any ideas for additional substantive terms $($outside of the term sheet provisions below$)$ that you might want to put in the contract.$$You may put these annotations in the document either as comment bubbles or as footnotes, whichever is more convenient for you. The comments and questions will, of course, be stripped out before we actually use the final version of this contract. That means you can $($and should$)$ be completely candid about what you are doing in your drafting process and why. For this first major project with our company, I$$m very interested in understanding your thought processes, so please don$$t skimp on the annotations.$$Format: Use $12-$point font size for the actual text of the contract. Be sure to number your pages and to number the substantive paragraphs of your contract. Make the document single$-$spaced, but with visible whitespace between each paragraph $($rather like the document you are reading now, actually$).$ Put your name at the very top of the first page. Other contracts that you have seen in this course may provide you some other useful formatting guidance. Again, don$$t forget to explain why you are doing what you are doing $($and to cite any sources for contract language$)$ with those handy annotation bubbles or footnotes.$$Thank you in advance for your help with this important matter.$\{2\}$General Term Sheet for the Deal$(3)$Follow These Document Formatting$$Requirements:$$