Severance Agreements in Washington State
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Easy 4-Step Process for Washington Severance Packages Review
Call us or Email your agreement to info@severance-lawyers.com.
Our office will schedule a date and time for the meeting (either in person, Zoom or by phone). All meetings can be scheduled within 24 hours.
Our Washington severance package lawyer will conduct a thorough review of the agreement before discussing it carefully with you and answering your questions.
Our Washington attorneys will send you a detailed email regarding any changes, revisions, or other items in your Washington severance package that need addressing with your previous employer. You will then have the option to negotiate with your employer directly on your behalf to retain us to negotiate for you to try to improve the terms and amount of severance pay.
Severance Packages in Washington
Finding out that you’ve been terminated is a scary feeling. In Washington State, companies may offer an employee a severance agreement upon their departure. The language within these agreements can appear confusing, and your employer may ask you to sign the document right away. Don’t feel pressured—you have the right to take your time.
Companies typically have everything to gain from you signing the package, but it may not be in your best interest. Employers provide severance agreements in order to protect themselves from future legal action. This is why you should consult with one of our Washington State labor lawyers. We know what the law permits and how to negotiate terms in your favor.
Our Severance Lawyers may be able to negotiate for more severance pay, continuing health insurance for you and your family, or pension and stock options. If you may have reason to seek future legal action, we will also make sure you are not waiving your right to do so.
Your Rights in Washington
While employers in Washington State are not legally obligated to offer you a severance package, you have rights that your company cannot ask you to waive. For example, an employer in Washington State cannot retaliate against you if you raise a concern about a potential civil rights violation. If you are offered a severance agreement in Washington State, it may be in part to prevent you from taking future legal action. Our lawyers are experienced in Washington State’s labor laws and can advise you on the implications of agreeing to your employer’s terms.
Don’t feel pressured to sign something before you’ve had time to look it over with an attorney. Our skilled severance lawyers will review your offer to make sure you aren’t giving up too much or receiving too little. Call us to review your severance agreement in Washington State.
Who We Are
Washington State’s labor laws can be confusing, but you can rest assured that our attorneys will translate the legal ramifications within your severance agreement.
Our Severance Lawyers have received awards and accolades from our peers and have been included in several lists as some of the best termination lawyers. Since 2006, our lawyers have been included in the Super Lawyers List for Employment Law and Super Lawyers Rising Stars for Employment Law. Our experience and skill will allow you to understand your severance agreement in Washington State and give you the peace of mind that you are receiving as much as possible while still protecting your rights.
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