Fenno v. Jacobe

OPINION

COHEN, Justice.

Appellee, a physician specializing in ear, nose and throat, entered an employment contract with Dr. D.J. Durcan, for a “maximum” term of one year, January 7,1973, to January 7,1974. Appellee’s “regular” compensation was set by the contract at $2,000 per month, plus “additional” compensation of one-half of cash proceeds earned by his labor in excess of $4,000 each month. During the contract term, appellant and Dr. Durcan formed a partnership that assumed liability for appellee’s employment contract. At the end of the one-year term, appellee continued his employment with…