💼 Settlement Agreement Solicitors – UK Legal Advice You Can Trust
If you’ve been offered a settlement agreement by your employer, it’s essential to understand your rights before signing. At Solidaire Solicitors, our experienced employment law team offers fast, independent legal advice — ensuring you get the compensation you deserve.
We help employees across the UK handle settlement agreements with clarity, confidence, and fairness.
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✅ What Is a Settlement Agreement?
A settlement agreement (formerly known as a compromise agreement) is a legally binding document between an employer and an employee. It usually outlines:
An agreed termination date
A financial settlement or compensation
A waiver of legal claims
It’s often used in cases of redundancy, workplace disputes, or mutual exits.
👉 You are not legally required to accept a settlement agreement. We’ll help you review it and negotiate better terms if needed.
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⚠️ Why You Need a Solicitor
To be legally valid, a settlement agreement must be signed by a qualified solicitor. More importantly, your solicitor will:
Ensure you’re not being undervalued or pressured
Explain tax implications and clauses
Identify any unfair or unlawful terms
Negotiate higher compensation if possible
💬 We offer same-day reviews and explain your options in plain English.
💰 How Much Should You Receive?
There’s no fixed rule, but you may be entitled to:
Notice pay
Accrued holiday pay
A tax-free ex gratia payment (up to £30,000)
Bonus or commission payments
Every case is different. Our solicitors will assess whether the offer is fair — and push for more if needed.
🔍 Settlement Agreement Calculator
Want to estimate your expected payout?
👉 Use our Settlement Agreement Calculator to get a quick estimate based on your salary, length of service, and more.
🧮 How Our Settlement Calculator Works
Our calculator uses a range of factors that influence potential settlement payouts in the UK:
Salary – Your current or final gross salary before tax
Age – Older employees may receive enhanced payments in certain cases
Years Worked – More years often means more compensation
Notice Period – Longer notice can lead to a higher payout
Redundancy – If your dismissal is due to redundancy, it may affect your compensation
Company Size – Bigger companies often have more resources and different policies
Special Circumstances – If you faced discrimination, whistleblowing, or a tribunal claim, your potential settlement may increase
Get a Free Settlement Estimate – See What You Could Be Owed
🛡️ No Win No Fee Options Available
Depending on your situation, we may be able to take on your case on a No Win No Fee basis.
We’ll explain all your funding options — including fixed fees or having your employer pay the legal costs (which they usually do).
📋 What We Offer
At Solidaire Solicitors, we provide:
✅ Same-day review of your settlement agreement
✅ Clear legal advice with no jargon
✅ Negotiation support if needed
✅ No Win No Fee options in qualifying cases
✅ Free initial consultation
You deserve a fair exit and financial protection. Let our legal team stand by you.
📞 Get Free Legal Advice Today
Need urgent help with your settlement agreement?
📅 Contact us today for a free consultation. We’ll review your offer and guide you through the process.
✅ Fast service
✅ Friendly solicitors
✅ Nationwide support
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Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. A solicitor must sign off for the agreement to be legally binding, and they ensure your rights are protected.
Absolutely. We often help employees secure higher payments, longer notice periods, or improved terms.
The first £30,000 of a compensation payment can be tax-free under UK law — but it depends on the details. We’ll advise you.
We usually review and return a signed agreement within 24–48 hours.
📍 Serving Clients Across the UK
Whether you’re in London, Birmingham, Manchester, or working remotely, we offer nationwide support for all UK employees.
📝 Final Call to Action
Don’t sign your settlement agreement without legal advice.
Let our expert solicitors protect your rights and negotiate a better outcome.
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