Advisors Certificate - going rate?

Advisors Certificate - going rate?

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Ranger 6

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Tuesday 21st October 2014
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PH legal bods,

With regard to redundancy settlements, what's the going rate for a signature on an advisors certificate please?

If anyone has any recommendations too?

TIA smile

Ranger 6

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Wednesday 22nd October 2014
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Thanks - have been offered substantially less than that, hence the enquiry.

Ranger 6

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Wednesday 22nd October 2014
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Breadvan72 said:
David Ludlow, Barlow Robbins.
Thanks again - local to me too smile

Ranger 6

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Wednesday 22nd October 2014
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Seems to be a thorny issue anyway as next to the legal contribution is a statement that the employer will not accept invoices and the amount is non-negotiable.

I will mention you when I call him.

Cheers

Ranger 6

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Wednesday 22nd October 2014
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Do you have any contacts? That sort of price is much closer to what's been offered.

Ranger 6

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Thursday 23rd October 2014
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Lurking Lawyer said:
I've PMed you, Ranger.
Thanks smile

IanA2 said:
These certs are new to me. I presume that it's a sort of compromise agreement and only relevant when redundancy is mutually agreed and any package is in excess of statutory provisions. Is that about right?
From what I can see on the documentation, yes, it's a part of the Settlement Agreement where what has been offered is in excess of the statutory requirements and it's the employer making sure that there is independent advice given about signing the settlement and the implications. Basically once the settlement is complete there's no avenue for further action or claim against the employer.