Document background
The Letter of Intent to Sue for Breach of Contract is a crucial pre-litigation document used when one party believes another has failed to fulfill their contractual obligations. This document is particularly important in the United States legal system as it serves multiple purposes: it formally documents the breach, demonstrates good faith in attempting to resolve the dispute, and may be required by some jurisdictions before filing suit. The letter should detail specific contract violations, quantify damages, and provide a reasonable timeframe for response or remedy before legal proceedings commence. It often serves as a final opportunity for resolution before engaging in costly litigation.
