When issues arise, many people think filing a lawsuit is the answer. That will initiate the litigation process, which will most likely involve an exchange of information and documents, the process of taking depositions, and probably some motion practice along the way. While in some cases it certainly is, we typically counsel new clients (and even existing clients) about other options that can be much more cost-efficient and effective in achieving mutual goals. This post contains a breakdown of those options.
Hemp litigation: demand letters
A demand letter is essentially a formal notice that you will initiate some legal action unless the dispute is resolved informally beforehand. Demand letters come in all shapes and sizes, and such a letter can be very effective because (1) it will lay out what gives rise to your legal claim or claims, (2) it will serve as a “final notice” that the opp0sing party better pay attention to, and (3) usually, the last thing people want to receive in the mail or in their inbox is a letter from an attorney.
The form of the demand letter will largely depend on the facts and relationship of the parties. While it can be a bit
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