Getting a settlement agreement is stressful. Tight deadline, unfamiliar legal terms, an employer who suddenly wants you to sign. We have handled thousands. We will make it simple.
Settlement agreement to sign in Shrewsbury? We review yours today, free.
Reviewed within hours for Shrewsbury employees. £0 to you when your employer pays our fee.
- Free to you, your employer pays our legal fee
- Reviewed within hours, even if your deadline is tomorrow
- We check every clause, non-competes, tax, references, everything
"She was incredibly thorough, taking the time to explain each clause clearly. Despite the level of detail and care, she worked very efficiently and achieved a quick turnaround."
Getting a settlement agreement is stressful. Tight deadline, unfamiliar legal terms, an employer who suddenly wants you to sign. We have handled thousands. We will make it simple.
- Free to you, your employer pays our legal fee
- Reviewed within hours, even if your deadline is tomorrow
- We check every clause, non-competes, tax, references, everything
"She was incredibly thorough, taking the time to explain each clause clearly. Despite the level of detail and care, she worked very efficiently and achieved a quick turnaround."

Sarah, Consultant Solicitor
SRA-Regulated · Employment law specialist
Shrewsbury
Shropshire
Settlement agreement advice
Settlement Agreement Advice in Shrewsbury
The employment figures available for Shrewsbury actually describe the whole of Shropshire, a unitary authority formed in 2009 that stretches well beyond the town into a large rural county, so what follows is a wider picture rather than one specific to Shrewsbury itself. Health and social care accounts for 18.6% of employee jobs across Shropshire, against an England figure of 13.8% (ONS Business Register and Employment Survey, 2024; employee jobs, excluding the self-employed), a share that fits a county where a lot of care is delivered into people's homes across a wide area rather than in one building. For domiciliary and community care staff, the settlement agreements we see often turn up disputes about whether travel time between visits and mileage were ever properly paid, which can affect holiday pay and notice pay calculations as well as the headline settlement figure. Retail, at 16.7%, is the other sector well above the national average here. Whatever your sector, a settlement agreement cannot take effect until a relevant independent adviser such as a solicitor has advised you on it, usually at your employer's expense. We advise Shrewsbury and the surrounding Shropshire area by phone and video.
Employment lawyers in Shrewsbury: settlement-agreement specialists
If you are looking for an employment lawyer in Shrewsbury because you have been offered a settlement agreement, you are in the right place. RGF Lawyers focuses only on settlement agreements. We do not take ongoing employment-law representation, tribunal-only cases, or no-win-no-fee work. If those are what you need, our colleague firms can refer you on. For settlement-agreement review and negotiation in Shrewsbury or anywhere across Shropshire, we are SRA-regulated, fully remote, and your employer normally pays our fee.
Redundancy and settlement agreements in Shrewsbury
Most of the settlement agreements we see from Shrewsbury arise from redundancy or a negotiated exit, rather than a dispute. If your role in Shrewsbury or the wider Shropshire area is at risk, your employer will often offer a settlement agreement alongside, or instead of, a standard redundancy process, usually with an enhanced payment in return for waiving your claims. We advise employees only, never employers, and before you sign it is worth knowing your statutory floor and whether the offer is fair.
Start with our redundancy pay calculator to work out your statutory entitlement, then read facing redundancy, start here. We also cover the wider Shropshire area. When you are ready, we will review your Shrewsbury settlement agreement the same working day and tell you honestly whether to sign or negotiate.
Do you need a solicitor near you?
Not for this. Settlement agreement advice does not require an in-person meeting: we work with Shrewsbury employees entirely by phone and video call, across England and Wales, and the certificate confirming you have had independent legal advice is signed electronically. That means the same solicitor, the same process and the same same-day turnaround, whether you are in Shrewsbury or anywhere else in the country.
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Why Clients Choose Us Over High Street Firms
Response Time
Cost
Expertise
Quality
Traditional Solicitors | Settlement-Advice.com | |
|---|---|---|
| Response Time | 5-10 day wait for first appointment | Initial review within hours |
| Cost | Top up payments required | Free to you, employer pays |
| Expertise | Juggling 50+ different case types | Settlement Agreement specialists |
| Quality | Generic template advice | Bespoke review by employment law experts |
We're built for one thing only: providing accurate, prompt settlement advice for your employment matter.
How It Works
Step 1
You upload your agreement
Step 2
Our specialist reviews it
Step 3
We call to advise you on the terms (30-minute call)
Step 4
You sign electronically
Step 5
Your employer pays you
Step 1
You upload your agreement
Step 2
Our specialist reviews it
Step 3
We call to advise you on the terms (30-minute call)
Step 4
You sign electronically
Step 5
Your employer pays you
Some cases are straightforward and can be completed quickly. If you'd like us to negotiate better terms or an improved payment on your behalf, this will take longer, but we'll keep you informed at every stage.
Upload your agreement and we'll review it within hours, or call 0330 043 3008. Free, no obligation.
What Our Clients Say
"Sarah supported me through an incredibly difficult and emotional employment dispute with clarity, professionalism, and genuine care. What really stood out was how reassured I felt throughout. Even during moments of uncertainty, I knew I was in safe hands."
Rachel M.
Verified client review, January 2026
"She was incredibly thorough, taking the time to explain each clause clearly. Despite the level of detail and care, she worked very efficiently and achieved a quick turnaround, getting the documents reviewed and signed off without delay."
James P.
Verified client review, April 2025
"I used Sarah Wilkinson to review what should have been a straightforward settlement agreement with a less than 24 hour turnaround (which was achieved) but turned into 2 weeks of back and forth with my employer and their solicitor. Throughout the whole process, I truly felt like Sarah 'had my back'; she was not only professional but also a decent human being who wouldn't tolerate injustice or unfairness. I would not hesitate to recommend Sarah."
S. L.
Verified client review, May 2026
"Was dreading getting my redundancy agreement ratified but RGF Lawyers made it a very easy process. Very professional but friendly with it. I would highly recommend RGF Lawyers."
David & Elizabeth J.
Verified client review, May 2026
"Vandana Tandon was incredibly professional while guiding me through my settlement agreement. At every stage, she ensured I fully understood the process and felt comfortable with each step. Her clear communication and supportive approach made a potentially stressful situation much easier to navigate. I would highly recommend RGF Lawyers."
John
Verified client review, April 2026
"RGF was extremely helpful with my case. My representative took time to explain all the details in a thorough way, highlighting everything that was particularly relevant. He was also extremely prompt, with everything I needed done in 24 hours."
Jordan M.
Verified client review, April 2026
"Sarah was very quick, amenable and helpful in reviewing my settlement agreement. Registering and completing ID checks was quick, as was the online process for signing documentation. I would recommend their services."
George W.
Verified client review, April 2026
No Hidden Costs. No Nasty Surprises.
For Standard Agreements(Free to You)
Your employer pays our fee directly. This is written into most settlement agreements under the 'legal fees' clause. You pay nothing.
£0
to you
For Negotiated Agreements
If we think you can do better, we'll negotiate on your behalf, aiming to increase your payout and remove potentially harmful clauses like non-competes. We'll discuss fees upfront before any work begins. We will always seek a contribution to costs from your employer.
Discussed upfront
no surprises
The Small Print:
Our review is free to you where your employer's contribution covers our fee. Nearly every settlement agreement includes one, because the law requires you to take independent legal advice before signing. If yours doesn't, we'll tell you upfront in our initial review (which is free).
No upfront costs. We'll confirm everything before starting, or call 0330 043 3008 to talk it through.
Common Questions
My community care employer around Shrewsbury wants to move me to a base an hour away, and when I objected they offered me a settlement agreement instead. Where does that leave me?
It depends first on what your contract actually says about where you can be required to work. A mobility clause does not give an employer a free hand: a change that makes your job impractical still has to be handled reasonably, and across a county the size of Shropshire an hour each way is a real change to the job you agreed to. If the alternative on the table is a settlement agreement, the question becomes whether the sum offered reflects that you are being asked to leave a job you could otherwise have kept. We look at the clause, the distance and what you would have been entitled to had the move been treated as a redundancy, then advise on whether the figure stands up.
How can this be free? What's the catch?
There's no catch. By law, your employer must contribute towards your legal fees when offering a settlement agreement. We receive our fee directly from your employer under the 'legal fees' clause. You pay nothing for a standard review.
Can I trust advice that's this fast?
Yes. We're specialists. We focus exclusively on settlement agreements. This means we can provide thorough, accurate advice efficiently. Quality is never compromised.
What if I want to negotiate a better offer?
We'll tell you honestly if we think negotiation is worth it. Every case is different. Sometimes the terms offered are fair and we'll confirm that. In other cases, we'll recommend negotiating for improved terms.
Do I have to come to your office?
No. We advise Shrewsbury clients entirely by phone and video call. No office visit required. Everything is handled remotely, including electronic signatures.
What if my employer doesn't pay your fee?
Rare, but it happens. If your agreement doesn't include a legal fees clause, we'll quote you upfront before starting work. No surprises.
Still have questions? Start the process and we'll call you, or ring 0330 043 3008. Free, no obligation.
Read more before you sign
Unfair dismissal: your UK rights
When unfair dismissal applies and how settlement agreements fit in.
Redundancy rights and settlements
Statutory pay, enhanced packages, and when to push back on the offer.
Tax on settlement agreements
How the £30,000 tax-free portion works and what is taxable.
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Free 60-second calculator built on the same factors a specialist solicitor uses.
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