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1. Previous Communications: Reference to prior attempts to resolve the issue, used when there has been previous correspondence

2. Force Majeure Consideration: Address any force majeure claims made by the breaching party, if applicable

3. Without Prejudice Statement: Include when the notice is part of ongoing settlement negotiations

4. Reservation of Rights: Statement preserving additional legal rights, used in complex cases

5. Cure Period: Specific period allowed for remedying the breach, if offering opportunity to cure

6. Alternative Dispute Resolution: Proposal for mediation or arbitration, used when seeking to avoid immediate litigation

1. Original Contract: Copy of the original contract agreement

2. Evidence of Breach: Documentation proving the breach (emails, reports, photographs, etc.)

3. Damage Assessment: Reports or documentation quantifying losses or damages

4. Previous Correspondence: Copies of relevant prior communications regarding the breach

5. Power of Attorney: If the notice is sent by a legal representative, authorization documentation

6. Timeline of Events: Chronological listing of relevant events leading to the breach