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When drafting a Demand Letter should I include ref cases? or just do demand letter and save that for the court filing ? example BHHS then processed referral commissions for months under this structure—without requiring individual written agreements—demonstrating company ratification, oversight, and benefit. This performance over time, under executive and broker authority, established what any court would recognize as an implied and enforceable agreement.or Breach of Implied Contract – Your pattern of referral payments and confirmed execution of the separation structure gives rise to an implied contract enforceable under Nevada law. See Certified Fire Protection, Inc. v. Precision Constr., Inc., 283 P.3d 250 (Nev. 2012).
Asked on Jul 28, 2025
When drafting a Demand Letter should I include ref cases? or just do demand letter and save that for the court filing ? example BHHS then processed referral commissions for months under this structure—without requiring individual written agreements—demonstrating company ratification, oversight, and benefit. This performance over time, under executive and broker authority, established what any court would recognize as an implied and enforceable agreement.or Breach of Implied Contract – Your pattern of referral payments and confirmed execution of the separation structure gives rise to an implied contract enforceable under Nevada law. See Certified Fire Protection, Inc. v. Precision Constr., Inc., 283 P.3d 250 (Nev. 2012).
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Dolan Williams
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Answered on Jul 28, 2025
Hi William! Thanks so much. Yes, normally it is a good idea to include reference cases. The reasons are that their lawyers will probably review the reference case and it may encourage them to settle once they see they’re in the wrong. Also, if they disagree. It will force their lawyers do find their own legal authority to rebut, thus giving you a chance to verify what they’re saying as well.