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Letter from Roy Black clarifying a prior letter on fee dispute concerns

A follow-up letter from attorney Roy Black clarifying that his prior letter did not accuse opposing counsel of using breach threats to leverage fees, only that such use could unfairly burden Epstein's court access.Machine-written summary

EFTA00183806

Yesterday’s Letter

Dear [Name], On second thought my letter yesterday went too far in one respect. So that there is no misunderstanding of the last paragraph of yesterday’s letter, our concern is not that the attorney representative in fact has used the threat of a breach as leverage to get his fees, only that there exists the legitimate concern that the agreement could be so used and the reality that any concern about such use significantly and unfairly burdens Mr Epstein’s right to resort to the courts to resolve outstanding legal issues regarding the criteria for payment and the amount of payment owed. I hope this clarifies our concern in this one area. Thanks Roy

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Letter from Roy Black clarifying a prior letter on fee dispute concerns

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A follow-up letter from attorney Roy Black clarifying that his prior letter did not accuse opposing counsel of using breach threats to leverage fees, only that such use could unfairly burden Epstein's court access.

DOJ Epstein Files, Data Set 9

EFTA00183806 Yesterday's Letter Dear [Name], On second thought my letter yesterday went too far in one respect. So that there is no misunderstanding of the last paragraph of yesterday's letter, our concern is not that the attorney representative in fact has used the threat of a breach as leverage to get his fees, only that there exists the legitimate concern that the agreement could be so used and the reality that any concern about such use significantly and unfairly burdens Mr Epstein's right to resort to the courts to resolve outstanding legal issues regarding the criteria for payment and th…