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A letter on firm letterhead changes the conversation.
When a customer will not pay, a vendor will not perform, or a contract term is being ignored, a demand letter from counsel is usually the least expensive step that still carries weight. We read the contract and the correspondence, set out what is owed or required and on what basis, and state a deadline and what happens if it passes. Many matters resolve at this stage. If yours does not, the letter documents your good faith effort and gives you a foundation if you decide to file.
A letter on firm letterhead changes the conversation.
When a customer will not pay, a vendor will not perform, or a contract term is being ignored, a demand letter from counsel is usually the least expensive step that still carries weight. We read the contract and the correspondence, set out what is owed or required and on what basis, and state a deadline and what happens if it passes. Many matters resolve at this stage. If yours does not, the letter documents your good faith effort and gives you a foundation if you decide to file.