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each year hundreds of thousands of people across america are fired or let go from their job and presented with a severance package when an employee accepts one of these severance deals theyre given money in exchange for their signature at the bottom of that contract but what the heck is in these this video is going to explain what is in the typical severance contract because these are not free money you give up docHub legal rights but because contracts are pretty boring im going to keep this video interesting by comparing this 10 000 severance agreement versus this 400 plus thousand dollar severance agreement [Music] [Applause] [Music] before we get into it we need to get three simple things out of the way number one youre about to see actual severance agreements of former clients of mine all identifying information has obviously been redacted but these are as real as it gets number two ive made several other videos on severance one is about how to determine if your severance