Unless instructed otherwise, for each issue include: (i) a heading, (ii) state the question or issue, (iii) provide a short answer to the question stating your opinion, and (iv) then perform the detailed legal analysis. Use headings and sub-headings in the Body section? and write them in a neutral tone.
?No letter of advice should be more than two pages long,? or, ?No letter of advice should be shorter than one page long, because you can't possibly have gone into the intricacies.?
Unless instructed otherwise, for each issue include: (i) a heading, (ii) state the question or issue, (iii) provide a short answer to the question stating your opinion, and (iv) then perform the detailed legal analysis. Use headings and sub-headings in the Body section? and write them in a neutral tone.
Note that the general format of an opinion is as follows: Caption. Introduction. Body (with headings) Conclusion (a brief summary)
A third party legal opinion, commonly referred to as an ?Opinion Letter?, is a letter issued by an attorney to advise a client of legal risks and resolve legal uncertainties. An Opinion Letter assures the recipient that their conduct is legal and confirms within the existence of legal relationships.