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You don't even need to threaten. Just a letter of representation from a lawyer is magically effective for things like this. ETA: We refer to it as "6mins and a
by beerandt 5y ago
You don't even need to threaten. Just a letter of representation from a lawyer is magically effective for things like this.
ETA: We refer to it as "6mins and a stamp".
- eertami 5y agoHmm. If lawyer isn't a protected title in my home country, I wonder if it's possible for anyone to take a template and refer to themselves as a lawyer with an email to legal. I suspect they'd see through it, but it might convince someone in some cases?
- beerandt 5y agoThat's not smart for a number of reasons. But why not just give the template to legal and let them do their job? Or just write and snail-mail a letter from yourself. People respond surprisingly well to requests and offers in a personal/non-bulk letters.