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Negotiating A Separation Agreement in Pennsylvania

Employment Law Firm Near Philadelphia Representing Only Employees

At the Gallagher Law Group, we represent only employees with workplace rights issues. Call 610-647-5027, e-mail me directly or send an e-mail inquiry via the "Fill Out My Form" box to the upper right of this page. We will respond promptly with an analysis of your situation, and discuss potential options going forward at no cost to you.

If you need an experienced labor law attorney to help negotiate a Separation Agreement, John A. Gallagher has bee practicing Employment Law in Pennsylvania since 1991.

Visit http://www.johnagallagher.com/.

How Do I Negotiate With May Employer to Get More Severance

Leverage!  The answer is leverage.  Unless you have an employment contract that guarantees you severance, an employer's offer of severance is purely voluntary, and likely motivated by a desire to have you sign a release of all claims.  The key, then, is to establish leverage; perhaps your termination was unlawful or potentially unlawful, perhaps you have not been paid for all the services you have rendered, or are owed a bonus. 

The Gallagher Law Group Routinely Negotiates Severance Individuals  in Communities Such as Quakertown, Ephrata, Downingtown, Phoenixville, Doylestown, Perkasie, Radnor, Wayne, Villanova, Newtown Square and Surrounding Areas

If you have a question about a separation agreement you have been offered, call us today and we will discuss your matter at no cost to you.  We frequently negotiate severance on a contingent fee basis - that means you pay us nothing unless you receive a better severance offer, and only a percentage of what we are able to negotiate above what you were initially offered.
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Can I Work Part-Time and Get Unemployment in Pennsylvania?

Philadelphia Unemployment Lawyer With Offices in Delaware County and Chester County

At the Gallagher Law Group, we represent only individuals with workplace rights issues. Call 610-647-5027, e-mail me directly or send an e-mail inquiry via the "Fill Out My Form" box to the upper right of this page. We will respond promptly with an analysis of your situation, and discuss potential options going forward at no cost to you.

If you need a Highly Experienced Unemployment Lawyer in the Philadelphia area who represents only individuals, John A. Gallagher has 20 years of experience, and offices in Plymouth Meeting, King of Prussia, Paoli, Exton,Radnor and Philadelphia.

Visit http://www.johnagallagher.com/.

The simple answer to this question is - there is not a simple answer.  Basically, if you are working on a w-2 basis and earn no more than 40% of your weekly unemployment benefit, you will not lose any unemployment benefits.  After that, you will suffer a reduction in benefits.  If you are working on a 1099 basis, an independent contractor basis, then you may well be disqualified from receiving benefits.

See our YouTube on this issue and 6 other commonly asked unemployment questions in Pennsylvania. The questions we answer are as follows:

1.  What is Willful Misconduct in Pennsylvania? 

2.  If I Quit My Job, Am I Entitled to Pennsylvania Unemployment Benefits?

3.  May I Apply for Unemployment in Pennsylvania If I Am Getting Severance ?

4.  If I Am Disabled Can I Receive Pennsylvania Unemployment Benefits?

5.  Can I Receive Unemployment in Pennsylvania If I Work Part-Time and ?

6.  Am I Disqualified from Pennsylvania Unemployment If I Do Consulting Work?

7.  What is an Independent Contractor Under Pennsylvania Unemployment Law?


The Gallagher Law Group handles Unemployment Compensation matters for individuals in communities such as Plymouth Whitemarsh, Chestnut Hill, Plymouth Meeting, Blue Bell, Chalfont, Springfield, Broomall, Newtown Square, Media, Norristown, Lansdale, Horsham, East Goshe, West Chester and Malvern.

If you have a question about unemployment in Pennsylvania, call us today and we will discuss your matter at no cost to you.
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I Am Being Classsified as an Independent Contractor and Am Being Denied Unemployment In Pennsylvania

Philadelphia Unemployment Lawyer With Offices in Delaware County and Chester County

At the Gallagher Law Group, we represent only individuals with workplace rights issues. Call 610-647-5027, e-mail me directly or send an e-mail inquiry via the "Fill Out My Form" box to the upper right of this page. We will respond promptly with an analysis of your situation, and discuss potential options going forward at no cost to you.

If you need a Highly Experienced Unemployment Lawyer in the Philadelphia area who represents only individuals, John A. Gallagher has 20 years of experience, and offices in Plymouth Meeting, King of Prussia, Paoli, Exton,Radnor and Philadelphia.

Visit http://www.johnagallagher.com/.

See our YouTube on this issue and 6 other commonly asked unemployment questions in Pennsylvania. The questions we answer are as follows:

1.  What is Willful Misconduct in Pennsylvania? 

2.  If I Quit My Job, Am I Entitled to Pennsylvania Unemployment Benefits?

3.  May I Apply for Unemployment in Pennsylvania If I Am Getting Severance ?

4.  If I Am Disabled Can I Receive Pennsylvania Unemployment Benefits?

5.  Can I Receive Unemployment in Pennsylvania If I Work Part-Time and ?

6.  Am I Disqualified from Pennsylvania Unemployment If I Do Consulting Work?

7.  What is an Independent Contractor Under Pennsylvania Unemployment Law?


The Gallagher Law Group handles Unemployment Compensation matters for individuals in communities such as Downingtown, Kennett Square, Chesterbrook, Wayne, Devon, Berwyn, Strafford, Villanova, Bryn Mawr, Armore, Haverford, Havertown, Wynnewood, Drexel Hill, Aston, Lansdale, Horsham and Chalfont.  If you have a question about unemployment in Pennsylvania, call us today and we will discuss your matter at no cost to you.
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