Compromise Agreements for Employers

Our employment solicitors are dedicated to providing clear and effective legal advice on compromise agreements for emlployers. At DSM Legal, we give employers the specialist knowledge they need to support the future of their businesses. We can help to draft compromise agreements and offer general guidance on all areas of employment law.

For more information on compromise agreements, contact a DSM Legal solicitor on 0845 009 0863 or complete our online enquiry form

What Is A Compromise Agreement?

A compromise agreement is a legally-binding document that is offered to an employee when terminating their contract.

For employers, a compromise agreement is a valuable part of protecting their business. The main aim of the agreement is for both parties to reach a mutual understanding at the end of the employment contract. They most commonly occur in redundancy, severance packages, dismissals, and resignation. An effective compromise agreement will secure your business from further claims that may arise from an Employment Tribunal or County Court.

How DSM Legal Can Help

A compromise agreement will safeguard your business against future claims, so it is important to consult a legal expert for support. Our employment solicitors offer an efficient service that is designed to achieve a beneficial outcome for your business. This includes guidance on:

 • Writing compromise agreements

 • Compensation Claims

 • Employment Tribunals

 • Ongoing employment law support

 It is a legal requirement for employees to seek advice from a compromise agreement solicitor and we recommend employers do the same.

Contact DSM Legal

Contact DSM Legal for more information on compromise agreements for employers. We can answer questions regarding all areas of employment law, including redundancy, dismissal and employment tribunals. Our solicitors are based in Warrington, Cheshire, but we are able to offer our services wherever you live in the country. Call a DSM Legal on 0845 009 0863 or complete our online enquiry form.

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