I will write an etsy suspension appeal or marketplace legal dispute letter
Licensed US Attorney E Commerce, Contracts and Business Law Specialist
About this Gig
Hold your suppliers accountable with a premium legal demand notice.
Defective products, extreme shipping delays, stolen intellectual property, and ignored purchase orders can cripple an e-commerce brand. When a manufacturer or supplier breaches your agreement, polite emails are rarely effective.
I am Aaron Dolgin, a licensed U.S. Attorney (Bar #101652), and I specialize in supply chain and vendor contract disputes. I will draft a strict, legally binding demand notice to your supplier, manufacturer, or logistics provider.
This gig is ideal for:
- Suppliers delivering damaged or out-of-spec inventory
- Manufacturers breaching NNN agreements or stealing designs
- Freight forwarders or 3PLs losing/damaging stock
- Refusals to honor refunds or warranties
A letter on official U.S. law firm letterhead cuts through the excuses, signaling that their breach has international legal consequences and threatening their commercial reputation.
Stop accepting losses from unreliable vendors. Order today and enforce your business rights.
Field of law:
Other
Target country:
United States
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FAQ
Is this gig suitable for drop shipping disputes?
Absolutely. If your drop shipping supplier is failing to fulfill orders or sending incorrect items, I can draft a demand holding them accountable.
How do I deliver this to the supplier?
I will provide the final PDF. You will email it directly to the supplier's leadership or legal department.
What documents should I provide?
Please provide the Purchase Order (PO), proforma invoice, photos of defective goods (if applicable), communications showing the dispute, and any signed agreements.
Will this enforce my NNN (Non-Disclosure/Non-Compete) agreement?
Yes, I can draft the demand specifically focusing on unauthorized use of your IP, molds, or designs, citing the penalties outlined in your NNN.
Can this letter be sent to international suppliers (e.g., in China)?
Yes. Even if the supplier is overseas, a formal demand letter from a U.S. attorney is a standard and highly effective tactic to negotiate refunds and show you will not be taken advantage of.
