Settlement agreement checked?
Have you received a settlement agreement? Don't sign immediately. Let our employment lawyer check the settlement agreement. Better terms are often possible and we will ensure that your right to unemployment (WW) benefit is preserved.
- Free quick scan of the dismissal proposal.
- More clarity quickly. Assisted within one working day.
- Our help leads in 90% of cases in better terms of dismissal.
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mr. Ronald Vereijken
Do you have questions about your settlement agreement? Contact Ronald. He will be happy to help you.
Our working method in case of a settlement agreement
STEP 1: Contact us
Fill in the contact form, call us or send an e-mail. You are not committed to anything and we will be happy to help you.
STEP 2: Analysis by an employment lawyer
An employment lawyer will do a quick scan and get back to you as soon as possible.
STEP 3: Legal advice and guidance
We will work out a strategy and agree on the costs appropriate to your situation.
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Why get a settlement agreement reviewed?
A settlement agreement contains the legal and financial arrangements regarding the termination of the employment contract. These agreements can have major consequences for your entitlement to unemployment (WW) benefits.Our dismissal specialists check whether the agreement meets all requirements and whether any improvements can be made. In 90% of cases, our advice ensures that the conditions are improved.
Frequently asked questions about a settlement agreement
Here, find answers to frequently asked questions by employees about getting a settlement agreement checked.
A settlement agreement, also known as a termination agreement, is a legally permitted way to terminate an employment contract. The settlement agreement contains the conditions under which the employment contract is terminated by ‘mutual consent’. These include agreements on the termination date, severance pay and any additional arrangements.
Yes, you can revoke a signed settlement agreement within the 14-day reflection period.
A settlement agreement almost always includes a fee for legal advice. If this is the case, you do not have to pay anything yourself as an employee. This is because we carry out our work entirely within the limits of this fee.
If no compensation is (yet) included in the dismissal proposal, we will be happy to make an appointment about the costs appropriate to your situation.
You can negotiate the amount of severance pay, termination date, exemption from work and compensation for legal advice, among other things. This will ensure that the agreement better suits your situation.

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