Negotiation can lead to better financial terms, extended benefits, and other favorable adjustments.

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Severance pay is often based on factors such as length of service, salary, and company policies.

You usually have 21 or 45 days to consider the agreement and 7 days to revoke acceptance if you are over 40.

Yes, severance pay is generally subject to taxes.

No. Some of our competitors charge up-front fees. Also, some of our competitors take a percentage of the severance package, whether they obtain an increase or not. We only get paid if we negotiate an increase for you. Therefore, our 40% fee is not negotiable.

No. Again, we only get paid if we negotiate higher severance pay for you. For example, if your former employer increases your severance pay by $10,000.00, our fee would be $4,000.00.

No. We only represent clients that want to negotiate their severance package.

No. Again, our 40% fee of any amount we successfully increase your severance package is not negotiable.