要求客戶進(jìn)一步合作的溝通 VIA REGULAR INTERNATIONAL MAIL & TELEFAX May 18, 2005 Ms. Grace M. Folen 123 Oak Street Hometown, Virginia 30012 U.S.A. Dear Ms. Folen: This letter is to confirm yesterday’s phone conversation in regard to this firm’s representation of you in your products liability claims against Full Wind Toy Factory. After careful review of your file, we are unable to continue our representation. The facts you have supplied do not indicate any serious wrongdoing on the part of the toy manufacturer. We also have found no evidence or proof of how the incident occurred. Given these circumstances, we do not feel that filing a lawsuit here in China is warranted, at least at the moment. If you would like us to dig further, we will need to engage the service of toy experts in analyzing the design and manufacturing of the toy causing your son harm. To proceed, you need to sign a formal retainer with us and pay the initial retainer fee. I have enclosed a copy of our standard retainer agreement for your consideration. You are, of course, free to obtain other counsel to proceed with this matter if you so desire. Upon your retaining a new attorney, please have him or her contact our office and we will forward your file. Please be aware that in the event you decide to proceed, you must file your complaint before December 31, 2005, or you will be prohibited from ever doing so in China. I am looking forward to hearing from you soon. Very truly yours, Zhang, Wang & Lee _________________ Deguang Zhang, Esq.
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