Write a letter of proposal from the lawyer's perspective, giving recommendations on the matter expressed in the topic below

Write a letter of proposal from the lawyer's perspective, giving recommendations on the matter expressed in the topic below.

Tom Swift is an owner of a construction company. He has been having tendering difficulties recently. There was a sudden drop in the number of contracts awarded to his company last 12 months. In several tenders, which his company participated, his priced bids were all rejected; the contracts in every case were awarded to two of his competitors. Tom wants to file a claim against his competitors.

Dear Tom,

I hope this letter finds you well. I am writing in regards to your recent tendering difficulties and the sudden drop in the number of contracts awarded to your construction company.
After reviewing the situation, I would like to offer the following recommendations for your consideration:
1. Conduct an investigation into the bidding process for the tenders in question. This will provide valuable information to determine if there was any impropriety or foul play by your competitors.
2. If evidence of misconduct is found, I would advise that you file a claim against your competitors. This could include claims of bid-rigging, price fixing or anti-competitive practices.
3. I would also suggest that you seek out expert witnesses to support your claim, such as industry experts or economists, to strengthen your case.
4. In the event that you do decide to proceed with a claim, it is crucial that you have all the necessary documentation and evidence to support your case. This could include copies of your bids, communications with the awarding entity, and any other relevant documentation.

5. I would be happy to represent you in court and provide further legal guidance throughout the process.

Please let me know if you have any questions or if you would like to proceed with my recommendations. I look forward to hearing from you soon.

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    Write a letter of proposal from the lawyer's perspective, giving recommendations on the matter expressed in the topic below.
    

John Taylor has started a new business in pipe manufacturing for 6 months. When he tried to enter the market, he discovered that his competitors have already divided up the market according to geographical area. John’s business is going bankrupt unless he sells pipes in lower prices. Even if he sells pipes at minimal price, he won’t profit, and his company can’t avoid bankruptcy. John wants you to help him in this situation.

Dear Tom,

I hope this letter finds you well. I am writing in regards to your recent tendering difficulties and the sudden drop in the number of contracts awarded to your construction company.
After reviewing the situation, I would like to offer the following recommendations for your consideration:
1. Conduct an investigation into the bidding process for the tenders in question. This will provide valuable information to determine if there was any impropriety or foul play by your competitors.
2. If evidence of misconduct is found, I would advise that you file a claim against your competitors. This could include claims of bid-rigging, price fixing or anti-competitive practices.
3. I would also suggest that you seek out expert witnesses to support your claim, such as industry experts or economists, to strengthen your case.
4. In the event that you do decide to proceed with a claim, it is crucial that you have all the necessary documentation and evidence to support your case. This could include copies of your bids, communications with the awarding entity, and any other relevant documentation.
5. I would be happy to represent you in court and provide further legal guidance throughout the process.
Please let me know if you have any questions or if you would like to proceed with my recommendations. I look forward to hearing from you soon.

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