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Out-of-date or unsuitable employment contracts may create problems for your business and lead to expensive employment disputes. To help prevent this, we offer employers the opportunity to have their template employment contract reviewed by one of our highly qualified and experienced solicitors entirely free of charge* and without obligation.

Our expert solicitors will advise you on what, if anything, needs amending or updating in your employment contract. We will also provide you with a detailed cost estimate for putting things right, ensuring you clearly understand the value you will receive.

Having up-to-date employment contracts is crucial for effective employee management. We strongly advise reviewing your contracts annually to ensure they continue to meet your evolving business needs.

*Only one contract per employer.

Complete the form below to arrange a FREE employment contract review with a highly qualified member of our London-based employment team. Alternatively, you can contact our head of employment, Karen Cole, by email (karen.cole@riaabg.com) or call her directly on 020 7299 6909.

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