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Onward gives you a calm, qualified UK solicitor on the phone today. Settlement-agreement advice is free to you - your employer pays our fee.

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SRA-regulated · #560747We act for employees onlyQualified UK solicitorEarly mornings, evenings & weekendsGDPR-compliant · Confidential
1,000s
Employees helped over 20 years
4.9★
Average client rating, Google reviews
20 yrs
Specialist employment-law experience
Same day
Most agreements reviewed within hours
Onward01The moment you're in

It's Sunday. The email landed Friday at 4:47pm. You've read it nine times. You've told no one.

That's the moment Onward exists for. By Monday morning, you'll have spoken to a solicitor, know what the offer is actually worth, and have a plan.

Onward02Why Onward

A solicitor on your side. Not a process.

01

Employer pays for the advice.

Settlement-agreement advice is free to you - your employer covers it by law. Additional services are agreed up front, never billed to you.

02

One solicitor, start to finish.

You speak to Taj Ahmed personally. 20+ years on the employee's side.

03

We act for employees only.

Never employers. No conflicts, no panels, no divided loyalty. Plain English, properly fast.

What we handle
  • Settlement Agreements
  • Compromise Agreements
  • ACAS / COT3 Agreements
  • Mutual Separation Agreements
  • Voluntary Redundancy Agreements
  • Termination Agreements
  • Severance Agreements
  • Protected / Without-Prejudice Conversations
Calculator

What's your offer actually worth?

Sixty seconds, five questions, an honest indicative range. Then a solicitor sanity-checks it. Free.

A typical result
£24,000 - £48,000

Mid-career employee · possible unfair-dismissal grounds.

  • - Statutory redundancy + notice pay
  • - Negotiation uplift band
  • - First £30,000 usually tax-free

Whether there's room to push the offer up comes down to your specific grounds - unfair dismissal, discrimination, unpaid wages. We'll tell you honestly on the call.

Onward03How it works

Offer to signed, usually the same day.

  1. 01Immediately

    Call - speak to a solicitor

    No call centre. No queue. A qualified solicitor picks up - early mornings and evenings included.

  2. 02Within hours

    We review your agreement

    Taj reads it properly and works out whether the offer is fair.

  3. 03Same day

    Plain-English explanation

    What every clause means, the tax position, what to push back on.

  4. 04Done

    Sign - employer pays our fee

    Advice certified, agreement signed by secure e-signature.

Clients

Calm. Clear. On your side.

4.9 on Google
Google review
★★★★★
"Calm, clear and genuinely on my side. Spotted things I'd have missed. Sorted in a day."
SSarah M. Posted on Google
Google review
★★★★★
"Plain English, no jargon. Picked up the phone in the evening when I was panicking."
JJames R. Posted on Google
Google review
★★★★★
"I'd dreaded the legal bit. Onward made it the easiest part of the whole process."
PPriya K. Posted on Google
Taj Ahmed, Principal Solicitor at Onward
Principal solicitor
Taj Ahmed
20+ years' experience
Onward05Your solicitor

Taj Ahmed. Twenty years on your side.

Taj trained at Christian Khan - the renowned human-rights firm - and at Thompsons, the union firm where he advised members of Unite, Unison and the GMB. He built Onward because individuals deserve the calibre of advice big companies pay City rates for.

Onward06Questions

The things people actually ask.

Yes. In a settlement agreement your employer is required to pay for your independent legal advice. It costs you nothing.

Don't sign it yet.

Free, same-day advice from a qualified solicitor. Your employer pays the fee.