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Compromise Agreement - help needed
cymrumam
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A friend has been offered a compromise agreement which they want to take however it only arrived Saturday morning with the cut off for return being this friday. It needs to be signed off by a legal advisor or CAB but due to location it can take several weeks to get an appointment with CAB and as they only recieve ESA they aren't in a position to pay for a solicitor. Does anyone have any suggestions.
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What about ACAS , they can do COT3 but it may be too late to bring them in. Your friend could phone them and find out if it is possible.0
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Double check - in almost every single case the employer pays for a solicitor.Debt free 4th April 2007.
New house. Bigger mortgage. MFWB after I have my buffer cash in place.0 -
Accompaning letter says they will not pay solicitors fees.0
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Will check with Acas thanks0
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whats the fall back if they don't go down the CA route.
Why are they not getting paid?
What has led to the need for a CA.0 -
off long term sick - no date in sight for return. Holiday pay accruing0
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If they try to terminate then full pay is due for the notice period anyway
I would just hang on, any deadline they try to put on the CA does them no good unless thy have another plan of action.0 -
It is unusual for them not to be paying solicitors fees. If the deadline has some importance to them then maybe they can be persuaded to pay for the fees of a local lawyer in order to get it done in their timescales.
If not, as @getmore4less says, they need to come up with another plan.0
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