Settlement Agreement Solicitors in Swindon

Have you been handed a Settlement Agreement in Swindon? You need expert legal advice from trusted employment specialists.

Losing your job or facing an unexpected employment dispute can be overwhelming. If you’ve been handed a settlement agreement, you may be feeling pressured, uncertain about your rights, or unsure if the offer is fair.

At Awdry Law, our experienced settlement agreement lawyers in Swindon are here to provide clear, practical legal advice, ensuring that you understand your options and receive the best possible outcome.

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What is a Settlement Agreement?

A settlement agreement is a legally binding contract between you and your employer. By signing, you agree to waive your right to bring any future claims against your employer, typically in exchange for financial compensation or other benefits.

Before signing, it’s essential to get independent legal advice to ensure that:

  1. The compensation offered is fair.
  2. You’re not giving up valuable employment rights without good reason.
  3. Any restrictive clauses (such as non-compete terms) are reasonable.

Under UK law, your employer must contribute towards your legal fees to ensure you receive independent advice before signing a settlement agreement, meaning our advice often comes at no cost to you.

The standard employer contribution typically ranges between £350 and £750 + VAT, but in some cases, this amount can be negotiated higher if the agreement requires extensive legal review.

Need urgent advice? Call our Swindon office today on 01793 384140 for a fast legal review of your case.

Support When You’re Most Vulnerable

We understand that receiving a settlement agreement often comes during an already stressful time.

Our team of solicitors in Swindon provides not just legal expertise, but a supportive, understanding approach when you need it most.

Whether you’re facing redundancy from one of the town’s manufacturing employers or dealing with a workplace dispute in the retail sector, we provide clear guidance through what can be an emotional process.

When you come to Awdry Law for employment advice, you can expect us to:

  • Review your agreement in detail and explain your rights in plain English.
  • Advise on whether the settlement offer is fair and whether negotiation is possible.
  • Handle negotiations on your behalf, ensuring you receive the best possible terms.

The Settlement Agreement Process: What to Expect

  1. Initial Contact: Call our Swindon office on 01793 384140. We’ll ask a few basic questions about your situation and arrange an appointment – often within 24-48 hours when urgent.
  2. Review Meeting: Bring your settlement agreement documents to our Swindon office. Your solicitor will explain what the agreement means in practical terms, advise on whether the financial package is fair, and discuss your options for moving forward.
  3. Negotiation (If Required): If improvements could be made to your settlement package, we’ll discuss with you what would be reasonable to request, contact your employer or their representatives, and negotiate firmly but professionally to improve your terms.
  4. Conclusion: Once you’re satisfied with the terms, we’ll provide the required legal certificate, explain what happens next, ensure you understand any ongoing obligations, and answer any final questions you have.

Most settlement agreements in Swindon are concluded within 1-2 weeks, often much faster when necessary and appropriate.

Why Choose Awdry Law?

Choosing the right local solicitor can make a significant difference in securing a fair settlement and ensuring your rights are protected.

Here’s why employees across Swindon trust Awdry Law:

  • Trusted Local Solicitors: We’ve been helping employees in Swindon and Wiltshire for years.
  • Expert Employment Law Advice: Our team specialises in employment disputes and settlements.
  • Fast Turnaround: We understand that settlement agreements often come with tight deadlines.
  • Employer Covers Legal Fees: Your employer typically pays for your legal advice.
  • Clear, Practical Guidance: No legal jargon—just straightforward advice to help you move forward with confidence.

If you’re looking for expert settlement agreement solicitors near you, we’re here to help.

We understand that time is often limited when dealing with settlement agreements, so we act quickly and efficiently to protect your rights.

Settlement Agreement Solicitors Near You…

Our lawyers will work to protect your interests and reduce the pressure that comes with legal conflict.

We act quickly to protect your interests, negotiate better terms, and reduce the pressure of employment disputes. Choosing a local legal team means working with professionals who understand Swindon’s job market and employment challenges.

📍 Visit Us: Our Swindon office is conveniently located at 2, Gateway North, Latham Rd, Swindon, SN25 4DL.
📞 Call Now: Speak with a specialist solicitor today at 01793 384140.
📧 Email Us: Get fast, confidential advice at litigation@awdry.law.

Settlement agreement offers often come with tight deadlines. Don’t wait—our Swindon employment law solicitors are ready to review your agreement and guide you through your options.

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