What You Receive
A solicitor-drafted Cease & Desist letter, ready to send. Preview below.
Format
Solicitor-drafted Word (.docx) and PDF, customised to your facts and ready to send.
Delivery time
Within 24 hours of receipt of your intake form. Same-day before 2pm available on request.
Solicitor reviewed
Drafted by a solicitor regulated by the Law Society of Ireland. Legally usable in Ireland.
What happens after payment
Intake questionnaire emailed within 5 minutes. Solicitor assigned within 4 working hours.
Revisions included
One round of revisions at no extra charge. Further revisions quoted up front.
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When a Cease & Desist Letter Works
A solicitor-issued Cease & Desist letter is typically the most cost-effective response to someone who is damaging your business or reputation but whose conduct may not warrant full litigation — yet. It puts the recipient on written notice and creates a clear record for any future court application.
Common Situations We Handle
- Defamatory statements on social media, review sites, or in press
- Harassment, stalking, or unwanted persistent contact
- Breach of confidentiality or NDA obligations
- Intellectual property infringement — trademark, copyright, passing off
- Ex-employee poaching clients or breaching restrictive covenants
- Interference with commercial relationships or reputation
What You Should Know Before Sending
A C&D letter is not a court order. It’s a serious, solicitor-backed warning. The recipient can ignore it — but doing so strengthens your position if you later apply to court for an injunction, damages, or costs. We’ll advise whether your facts warrant a C&D, or whether a different route (DPC complaint, court application, or direct negotiation) will serve you better.
