To be safe in writing a direct reply letter on company stationery, you should
A) wait at least ten business days to allow any problem to subside.
B) develop a plan to reduce the benefits offered for any claim resolution.
C) gather facts, check figures, and receive any needed approvals.
D) have your legal staff check every letter before you send it.

Question

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

Because any letter written on company stationery is considered a legally binding contract, you should gather facts, check figures, and seek approvals before writing. Delaying responses, using only plain paper, and planning to reduce benefits offered are not typically actions needed.

To Be Safe in Writing a Direct Reply Letter on Company