Judgment Letters

Purpose: For you to draft a judgment letter and to look up addresses.

Outcome: Become familiar with the format and content of the most common types of legal letters.

Assignment:

Write the following Judgment letters:

1. Compose a letter to clerk of the court (King County Superior - Kent) saying we are submitting the judgment to the judge for signature in ten days if no objections to the proposed judgment are filed by opposing counsel by that time. (You will need to look up the address - easiest to find on court website)

2. Compose a letter to opposing counsel enclosing our proposed judgment and telling him the same thing. (Make up a person and his/her address)

(NOTE: you can make up the client information and file number and also the opposing counsel information)