EXHIBIT 71 Sample Preservation Letter dateaddress Re bb - Delmar 2025

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A preservation letter, or a preservation demand or litigation hold, is a formal written notice sent by one party to another to ensure specific evidence relevant to an ongoing or potential legal proceeding is not destroyed.
Dear : Our law firm represents [name] in the above legal matter in which you [your business] are [is] [will be] named as a defendant. This letter requests your immediate action to preserve electronically stored information that may contain evidence important to the above legal matter.
A preservation letter may also be called a preservation order, a litigation hold, or a hold order. This is a letter instructing the recipient not to destroy, alter, or delete any documents helpful to the sender. This letter is critical in todays world where most documents are electronically stored.
Dear [Opposing Party and/or their Counsel]: This letter requests your immediate action to preserve evidence relevant to the above-referenced dispute and provides notice to [you][your client] of your legal obligation not to alter or destroy any evidence related to this dispute.
Preservation of evidence is the process of saving information that may be relevant to a potential or ongoing lawsuit so that it cannot be altered, lost, or destroyed. In other words, evidence preservation is the active avoidance of spoliation.
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A non-party typically should respond to the preservation demand letter in writing. In this response, the non-party should identify and describe the same objections it anticipates making in response to a subpoena (such as objections due to undue burden or expense, inaccessible data, or problematic production formats).
The Importance of Preservation Letters in Criminal Investigations Notice of pending litigation. Facts that outline the reason for the evidence preservation request, A request to preserve specific types of evidence in their possession, The dates of the preservation requirements,

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