Settlement Agreement Advice, Signed Off Fast

Your settlement agreement is not legally binding until you take independent legal advice on it, and your employer usually pays the fee. Compare SRA-regulated solicitors by price and turnaround, and get the adviser's certificate signed before your deadline.

✓ SRA-Regulated Solicitors Only
✓ Employer Contribution Usually Covers It
✓ Same-Day Video Appointments

Why You Need a Solicitor's Signature

By law, a settlement agreement only validly waives your employment claims if you have received advice on its terms and effect from a relevant independent adviser. No certificate, no binding agreement, and no settlement payment.

Your Choice of Adviser

The adviser must be independent of your employer, and the choice is yours. You are never required to use a firm your employer suggests.

Your Employer Usually Pays

Most agreements include a fixed employer contribution, typically £350 to £500 plus VAT, which normally covers the required advice in full.

Built for Deadlines

Offers often come with days to sign, not weeks. Filter the panel by turnaround, and firms offering same-day video appointments can sign the certificate the day you send the paperwork.

How It Works

1

Compare and Choose

See fixed prices and turnaround times from SRA-regulated solicitors who advise on settlement agreements

2

Send Your Agreement

Email the solicitor your agreement and book a video call, usually 30 to 60 minutes

3

Certificate Signed

The solicitor advises you, signs the adviser's certificate and returns it, often the same day

Got a Deadline to Sign By?

Compare solicitors now and have the adviser's certificate signed before your offer expires.

Free to compare. Solicitors cannot pay for placement.