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Settlement Agreements
When things go wrong at work – you need fast, clear, practical legal advice – we will assist you with your settlement agreement.
If you are thinking of agreeing and signing a settlement agreement with your employer, it is important that you receive good legal advice on the terms of the agreement and what other legal options may be open to you.
Areas of Expertise
- Fast appointments
- Fixed costs (your employer will usually pay these)
- Expert advice on the legal effect of signing a settlement agreement
- Expert advice on your alternative options to signing the agreement
- Provision of a certificate on completion of the agreement to demonstrate you have received independent legal advice
Work Highlights
- Acted on behalf of a director based in the Middle East we negotiated disbursements including reparation costs, rent and travel expenses. All the discussions were handled at times that were convenient to our client who was in a different time-zone for most of the matter. The matter was agreed swiftly to the satisfaction of both parties.
With a client base all over England and Wales we work from our offices in Grantham.
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Our office hours are 9.00 to 5.30pm Monday to Friday.
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