Legal guidance designed to help you navigate the world of work

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A new job or engagement is often an exciting opportunity. Our services are designed to help you begin the new relationship with clarity and understanding.

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SERVICES

FOR EMPLOYEES AND CONTRACTORS

Capsule Collection

Employee & Contractor Support

Contracts, Terminations, & Severance Reviews

    • Employment contract review and negotiation

      • Clear guidance on compensation, bonuses, restrictive covenants, termination provisions, and enforceability—so you understand what you’re signing and what it means in practice.

    • Independent Contractor/Consultant contract review and negotiation

      • Advice on structure, scope, payment terms, IP/confidentiality, termination, and misclassification risk—helping you protect your interests while keeping the relationship workable.)

    • Termination and severance advice

      • Strategic assessment of your severance package and legal entitlements, support with communications, and negotiation toward a fair resolution.

    • Wrongful dismissal and constructive dismissal matters

      • Advice on rights and remedies, settlement strategy, and representation where claims cannot be resolved efficiently.

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WHO WE WORK WITH

01. Professionals and Executives

The Executive Edit

We advise executives, managers and key talent on contracts, exits and workplace disputes, with a quiet, discreet style that respects what’s at stake for your career.

02. Independent Contractors

The Structured Edit

We advise independent contractors, consultants, and small service business owners on contract terms (scope, payment, change requests, termination), clarifying who owns the IP, and avoiding restrictive clauses that can box you in.