There are a lot of ways you can write a settlement demand letter
and some demands are by DVD instead of just a letter. One format
I’ve followed for a demand letter in a typical personal injury
case is to outline what I think the carrier wants to know. I
supplement this letter with documentation. The more paper you
send the more likely to settle, at least in the less major
cases. I usually enclose a copy of the letter with a statement
that the copy is provided so they can send this to their client.
I want to pressure the ethical obligation of advising clients of
settlement offers as in some cases defense counsel just don’t do
it.  Here’s my basic outline:  1.  Introduction to letter  There
is an introductory paragraph indicating the purpose of the
letter and outlining any conditions of settlement such as not
agreeing to confidentiality.  2.  Facts of Negligence  Here I
insert an outline of the facts. I reference attached police
reports, photos, statements and other documentation I am
providing. I cite applicab