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Compromise Agreement Solicitors - Advice for Employers
If you are an employee looking for advice on compromise agreements, please click here.
The solicitors at JMW regularly advise employers and senior employees regarding the terms and conditions of compromise agreements, and are also experienced in the drafting of agreements capable of satisfying both parties.
For further information about the comprehensive service our lawyers can offer you or your business, contact us on 0845 872 6666 or fill in our online enquiry form.
A Law Firm Experienced in Creating Compromise Agreements
Compromise agreements are required when an employer wishes to dismiss an employee without following procedures or without having a fair reason for dismissal. It is a legally binding document under the terms of which, the employee receives a specified amount of severance pay in return for their agreement that they will not pursue any future legal claims against the company.
Drafted by a specialist employment solicitor, a compromise agreement typically contains:
- restrictions placed on the employee’s future employment;
- the amount of financial compensation the company will pay the employee;
- assurances made by either the employee or the employer;
- the reference the employer will give;
- details of what other employees will be told about the termination.
They can also can contain details of a number of other related issues; the above is merely a sample.
Contact JMW
As experienced providers of clear, easy to understand compromise agreement legal advice, our team will be more than happy to discuss your requirements over the phone, via e-mail or during an initial, face-to-face meeting.
Whether you are a senior employee or an employer, speak to a solicitor today on 0845 872 6666 or fill in our online enquiry form.

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