Common use of CONTINUING RIGHTS TO ENFORCE THIS AGREEMENT Clause in Contracts

CONTINUING RIGHTS TO ENFORCE THIS AGREEMENT. The above release does not limit Employee's rights to enforce the terms of this Agreement to its fullest extent. Employee agrees, however, not to initiate or include as a Claim in any lawsuit, arbitration or other proceeding against the Company or any other Released Party in any court, before any governmental body, arbitration forum or otherwise, any Claim which Employee has released above, except for an action alleging a breach of this, but only this Agreement. In the event that a court finds in a final judgment that the substance of this Agreement is not enforceable, then the Employee shall have a right to assert a claim against the Company for amounts Employee can establish to be due to Employee pursuant to those items noted in Recital A, as well as to other Company benefits to which the Employee is entitled pursuant to law or contract. Employee intends to release all other claims Employee may have against the Company at this time.