Professional Malpractice Demand Letter - Alaska

ALASKA PROFESSIONAL-CLAIM INVESTIGATION AND DEMAND-DEVELOPMENT PACKET

DO NOT SEND OR FILE THIS PACKET.

This internal packet gathers the claim, deadline, evidence, expert, loss, insurance, recipient, and settlement record. It makes no allegation, preserves no evidence or deadline, and demands nothing.

1. Matter and Communication Control

2. Profession, Relationship, and Claim Classification

Counsel-approved claim classification: [________________________________]

3. Deadline and Repose Ledger

Do not calendar from the profession label alone. Derive every period from the classified claim, defendant, injury, act, completion, discovery, relationship, contract, notice, tolling facts, and current authority.

This packet does not toll, extend, waive, or preserve any period.

4. Evidence-Preservation Investigation

Counsel must decide whether, when, and how to send a separate preservation request and must supply current authority for any stated consequence.

5. Factual and Record Development

Engagement or Relationship

[____________________________________________________________]

Services Undertaken and Limits

[____________________________________________________________]

Chronology

Proposed Act, Error, Omission, or Other Event

[____________________________________________________________]

Discovery and Investigation Timeline

Record what was learned, when, by whom, through which source, what remained unknown, and what investigation followed. Do not convert those facts into an accrual or tolling conclusion without current authority.

6. Proposition-to-Proof Map

The row labels do not state Alaska law or establish a viable claim.

7. Expert and Consultant Control

Do not state that an expert reviewed the matter or reached an opinion unless that is true, documented, and approved for disclosure.

8. Loss and Remedy Inventory

A listed amount is not necessarily caused, recoverable, supported, or suitable for a recipient-facing demand.

Mitigation, offsets, collectibility, insurance, allocation, caps, and contrary evidence: [________________________________]

9. Proposed Settlement and Recipient Analysis

This packet demands nothing and creates no response deadline.

10. Proposed Enclosure and Disclosure Review

☐ Engagement agreement and correspondence

☐ Documents concerning the services

☐ Loss calculations and source records

☐ Consultant or expert material approved for disclosure

☐ Other: [________________________________]

For each item record privilege, work product, confidentiality, privacy, redaction, completeness, authenticity, metadata, and strategic-use decisions.

11. Finalization Record

☐ Profession, relationship, services, theories, injuries, defendants, and forum classified

☐ Every deadline and repose issue calculated from current authority and the complete chronology

☐ Every proposed legal proposition has current official authority and an operative pinpoint

☐ Every factual assertion has a source and every contrary fact or gap is addressed

☐ Expert, certificate, affidavit, pre-suit, administrative, arbitration, and filing requirements determined

☐ Every loss and requested remedy has authority, causation, calculation, and source support

☐ Preservation, insurance, tolling, recipient, delivery, ethics, privilege, and confidentiality issues reviewed

☐ A separate final communication was prepared and approved

☐ This packet itself will not be sent or filed

Approving Alaska lawyer: [________________________________]

Approval date: [__/__/____]

Separate final communication reference: [________________________________]

This packet states no claim or legal result and preserves no evidence or deadline. Alaska counsel must prepare and approve any separate communication or filing from current claim-specific authority and the complete record.