[Your Name] [Your Address] [City, State, ZIP] [Date] [Client's Name] [Client's Address] [City, State, ZIP] Re: Notification of Correspondence from Opposing Attorney Dear [Client's Name], I hope this letter finds you in good health and high spirits. I am writing to inform you about recent correspondence we received from the opposing attorney in connection to your legal matter in West Virginia. [Type 1: Notification of Initial Correspondence] We have received a letter dated [date], titled [title of opposing attorney's letter], from [opposing attorney's name]. The content of the letter primarily focuses on the following key points: 1. Summary of Opposing Attorney's Arguments: The opposing attorney presents their arguments and position regarding the legal matter at hand. They discuss various points related to the case, such as [mention specific aspects brought up in the opposing attorney's letter]. 2. Proposed Settlement or Negotiation: In their letter, the opposing attorney suggests the possibility of settlement or negotiation. They outline their suggested terms or invite us to engage in discussion to potentially reach an agreement that benefits both parties. 3. Request for Specific Information: The opposing attorney may request additional information or documentation from us or our client to support their case or address certain claims made in their letter. [Type 2: Notification of Subsequent Correspondence] We received yet another letter, dated [date], titled [title of opposing attorney's letter], from [opposing attorney's name]. This letter serves as a follow-up to their previous correspondence and contains new information concerning the legal matter in West Virginia. The key points discussed in this letter include: 1. Response to Our Arguments: The opposing attorney responds to the arguments and evidence we presented on behalf of our client. They may counter our claims or offer rebuttals to weaken our position. 2. Updated Settlement Proposal or Counteroffer: In this letter, the opposing attorney revisits the possibility of reaching a settlement or negotiation. They may present new terms or adjust the previously proposed settlement offer based on the recent developments in the case. 3. Request for Additional Actions: The opposing attorney might request certain actions from us or our client, such as providing additional evidence, attending a mediation or settlement conference, or scheduling a deposition. As your legal representative, it is my duty to inform you promptly about such correspondence. I have carefully reviewed the contents of the opposing attorney's letter(s) and will analyze the implications for our ongoing case. Rest assured that I will take all necessary steps to ensure your interests are protected throughout the legal proceedings. At this stage, I strongly advise against engaging in any direct communication with the opposing attorney without consulting me first. It is essential that all communication and interactions concerning this matter take place through our law firm to maintain consistency and avoid potential misconceptions that could adversely impact our case. Please feel free to contact me at [your contact details] to discuss these recent developments further. I am available to address any concerns, answer questions, or provide additional information to help you understand the situation thoroughly. Thank you for your continued trust in our legal services. We remain fully committed to advocating for your rights and securing the best possible outcome for your case. Yours sincerely, [Your Name] [Your Title] [Law Firm Name]