Raeside Chisholm's employment law solicitors have experience in advising and representing both employees and employers on settlement agreements (previously known as 'compromise agreements'). Based in Glasgow we provide specialist employment law advice across Central Scotland.

What is a settlement agreement? Settlement Agreement Advice Scotland

A compromise agreement is essentially a settlement agreement (sometimes also known as a 'severence agreement') where an employee agrees to compromise or sign away his or her legal rights to claim against the employer in exchange for a sum of money or other terms provided by the employer.

The legal rights that the employee may have can include rights for claiming for unfair dismissal, redundancy or for types of breach of contract.

Settlement / Compromise Agreements for Employers and Employees in City Centre Glasgow

Our employment lawyers are experienced in the negotiation and drafting of settlement agreements from both the employer's and employee's perspective. We understand how important it is for both employees and employers to take legal advice at the earliest opportunity.

Don't guess, it can land you in hot water. Ask first and save yourself the expense and stress of coping with the consequences of getting it wrong.

Based in Glasgow, Scotland, we help people across Scotland resolve their employment disputes through compromise agreements, drafted and negotiated in their best interests. We provide employment law advice and representation for people and businesses in Glasgow, Paisley, Ayr, Irvine, Kilmarnock, Kilwinning, New Cumnock, Prestwick, Stirling, Clydebank, Motherwell, East Kilbride, Hamilton, Paisley, Falkirk, Dumbarton, Greenock and many other local areas.

Contact our Settlement Agreements Solicitors in Glasgow

To find out how our employment lawyers can help you or to arrange an initial consultation with one of our settlement / compromise agreement specialists, please complete our online enquiry form or contact us on 0141 248 3456.

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