legal eagles - advice sought for sharp situation

Biohazard · 18 May 2011 at 01:02

I'd burn the offices out myself tbh.

A few glass juice bottles, and a gerry can of petrol has gotta be cheaper and quicker than this ****.

Man up.

"andy" · 18 May 2011 at 02:22

now now , petrol is expensive and should be saved only for letting agencys and wheel clampers

SqualidChimp · 18 May 2011 at 09:47

"andy" said:
now now , petrol is expensive and should be saved only for letting agencys and wheel clampers

- they have cctv sadly... maybe I should build a mecha-exoskeleton thing and rip the building apart - with dark/mirror glass obv so they wouldnt know it was me.

Vonhelmet · 18 May 2011 at 10:59

Careful - you probably shouldn't even be discussing with us that you left employment under a compromise agreement, as they're invariably highly confidential. Letting people outside a given circle of trust know that the agreement exists could render it invalid.

Depends on the specific terms, but it's often the case...

SqualidChimp · 18 May 2011 at 17:07

no part of the agreement has been discussed here, only the demand of payment from the solicitors. Also, no personal information, such as names have been revealed so its fairly anonymous.

Curio · 18 May 2011 at 17:09

Nicely done letter. Good luck and keep us posted

Pate · 18 May 2011 at 17:10

SqualidChimp said:
no part of the agreement has been discussed here, only the demand of payment from the solicitors. Also, no personal information, such as names have been revealed so its fairly anonymous.

vonhelmet said:
Careful - you probably shouldn't even be discussing with us that you left employment under a compromise agreement, as they're invariably highly confidential. Letting people outside a given circle of trust know that the agreement exists could render it invalid.

Depends on the specific terms, but it's often the case...

SqualidChimp · 18 May 2011 at 17:33

@kenmare - who are you agreeing with here? I, an unknown person, who worked for an unknown company had a compromise agreement. Does the fact that I have revealed that Compromise Agreements exist nullify all of them?

Vonhelmet · 18 May 2011 at 17:39

SqualidChimp said:
@kenmare - who are you agreeing with here? I, an unknown person, who worked for an unknown company had a compromise agreement. Does the fact that I have revealed that Compromise Agreements exist nullify all of them?

Just so long as you are confident that you are anonymous.

SqualidChimp · 18 May 2011 at 18:33

You can never be 100% confident of that. However, we are digressing from the point a little.

Mercenary Keyboard Warrior · 18 May 2011 at 18:42

Well from what I read it sounds like they company would be bonkers to treat it as void as they basically gave nothing away. So they have nothing to gain by getting nothing back.
The fact that a compromise is offered normally means there is something they are worried about going against them and offer just enough to get you to go, hmm well its just enough to stop me progressing this.