Index / Document type
Emails and letters
Emails, letters, faxes, and text messages.
19,391 documents, most significant first.Showing 18,961–19,008.
CorrespondenceEmail footer from Holland & Knight partner an attorney with confidentiality noticeAn email fragment from attorney an attorney of Holland & Knight regarding an attachment, containing only the firm's standard confidentiality disclaimer.CorrespondenceEmail forwarding a bail opinion, fragment with no body textAn email fragment containing only message headers with the subject 'bail opinion' and no body content.CorrespondenceEmail forwarding a courtesy copy of an ECF court filingA brief email from a private individual transmitting a courtesy copy of an electronically filed court document, with no substantive content.CorrespondenceEmail forwarding a courtesy copy of an ECF court filingCorrespondenceEmail forwarding a courtesy copy of an ECF court filingA brief email from an assistant transmitting a courtesy copy of that day's ECF court filing, with no substantive content.CorrespondenceEmail forwarding a courtesy copy of an ECF filingCorrespondenceEmail forwarding a dashboard report with note to ensure it is handledA brief forwarded email attaching a dashboard report with a note to ensure it is taken care of.CorrespondenceEmail forwarding a letter to counselA brief email to counsel forwarding an attached letter, with no further content or stated date.CorrespondenceEmail forwarding a weekly report, August 1A brief email attaching a weekly report that the sender says was forgotten the previous day; the report itself is not included.CorrespondenceEmail fragment about buying a gravograph engraverA garbled email fragment in which the writer suggests buying a gravograph engraver and expresses frustration with the current one.CorrespondenceEmail fragment about efforts to identify a locationA brief email fragment asking for updates on efforts to identify a location, with no named parties or other details.CorrespondenceEmail fragment about rescheduling a phone call to the next dayA brief forwarded email message discussing pushing a phone call to the following day, with a standard confidentiality disclaimer attached.CorrespondenceEmail fragment asking for a document to be sent, SDNYA brief email fragment in which a sender asks that something be sent, referencing the Southern District of New York prosecutor's office.CorrespondenceEmail fragment asking if an address belongs to the recipientA brief email fragment asking the recipient to confirm an address, with an advertisement and a Bates number appended.CorrespondenceEmail fragment discussing updates and meeting schedulingBrief email fragment in which a correspondent confirms availability, asks about scheduled Brass meetings, and lists pending updates.CorrespondenceEmail fragment from an SDNY assistant United States attorneyA brief email fragment from an assistant United States attorney in the Southern District of New York attaching a document and apologizing.CorrespondenceEmail fragment noting a Times report on someone being in custodyA brief email fragment stating that the Times is reporting that someone is in custody, with no other context.CorrespondenceEmail fragment noting an invitation was already sentA one-line email fragment stating that an invitation was already sent, with no date or named correspondents.CorrespondenceEmail fragment on discovery review projectA mostly blank email fragment referencing a discovery review project, with sender, recipient, and message content missing.CorrespondenceEmail fragment on U.S. v. Maxwell discovery productionA nearly empty email fragment referencing discovery production in the U.S. v. Maxwell case, with no sender, recipient, or content legible.CorrespondenceEmail fragment re: victim meeting talking pointsCorrespondenceEmail fragment referencing a Maxwell follow-upA nearly empty email fragment whose subject line references a Maxwell follow-up, with no message body readable.CorrespondenceEmail fragment referencing an Epstein draft, with duplicate signature linesA brief email fragment thanking recipients for coming on short notice, with a subject line referencing an Epstein draft.CorrespondenceEmail fragment referencing an expert witnessCorrespondenceEmail fragment referencing Epstein and SDNY in 2016An email fragment whose subject line reads 'RE: Epstein and SDNY in 2016', with no body text legible.CorrespondenceEmail fragment referencing Epstein and SDNY, 2016An OCR fragment of an email whose subject line references Epstein and the SDNY in 2016, with no body text present.CorrespondenceEmail fragment referencing Epstein SW returnsCorrespondenceEmail fragment referencing MaxwellA heavily garbled email fragment whose subject line references Maxwell, with sender, recipient, and body text unreadable.CorrespondenceEmail fragment referencing search terms for devicesA mostly blank email screen capture with the subject line "Re: search terms for devices"; sender, recipient, and message body are missing.CorrespondenceEmail fragment referencing the SDNY investigation, no body textA fragmentary email header reading 'RE: SDNY investigation' with sender, recipient, and body text missing.CorrespondenceEmail fragment regarding a Relativity batch request, Maxwell/Epstein recapA truncated email header about a Relativity batch request and a Maxwell/Epstein recap, with no body text visible.CorrespondenceEmail fragment regarding an expert witnessCorrespondenceEmail fragment regarding Epstein privilege review of document 1B72A fragmentary email with subject line referencing an Epstein privilege review and the release of document 1B72, with no body text legible.CorrespondenceEmail fragment stating an Epstein document is attachedA brief email fragment stating that an attachment concerning Epstein is enclosed, with no other substantive content.CorrespondenceEmail fragment with attachment notation and call passcode fieldA garbled one-page email fragment showing only importance, attachment, and call passcode fields with no substantive content.CorrespondenceEmail fragment with subject line "RE: Epstein"CorrespondenceEmail fragment with subject line "RE: Epstein"An email fragment showing only the subject line "RE: Epstein," with sender and body content not visible.CorrespondenceEmail fragment with subject line about reference materialsA truncated email fragment showing only the subject line "RE: Reference materials further to our call" with blank recipient fields.CorrespondenceEmail fragment with subject line RE: Ghislaine MaxwellA nearly empty machine-read email fragment showing only a subject line referencing Ghislaine Maxwell, with no body or date.CorrespondenceEmail from a Pretrial Services officer transmitting corrected final reportBrief email from a US Pretrial Services intake coordinator in SDNY noting a typo fix and attaching the corrected final report.CorrespondenceEmail from a private individual forwarding a courtesy copy of an ECF filingBrief email from a sender named a private individual attaching a courtesy copy of an ECF court filing, with a weekend greeting.CorrespondenceEmail from a realty broker about a reduced property price and commissionA broker tells a client a property price was reduced to $1,070,750 with a commission owed, noting the recipients were not notified.CorrespondenceEmail header in Times v. BOP FOIA case, 20-cv-833An email header fragment referencing the New York Times FOIA lawsuit against the Bureau of Prisons over Epstein records, with no message body.CorrespondenceEmail notification with attachment for Maxwell colloquy transcriptAutomated email notification indicating an attached file named as a July 2020 colloquy transcript involving Maxwell.CorrespondenceEmail of encouragement from an associate warden to a colleagueA short supportive email from a Bureau of Prisons associate warden to a colleague coping with a staff death, media, and union pressures.CorrespondenceEmail offering to handle a task with a conference IDBrief fragment of an email from an unnamed sender offering to handle a matter and providing a conference call ID.CorrespondenceEmail proposing a response and copying attorney an attorneyShort email circulating a proposed response letter and asking whether to send a copy to an attorney, with no substantive details.CorrespondenceEmail regarding US v. Maxwell discovery productionA fragmentary email concerning discovery production in the United States v. Maxwell criminal case, with sender and most content unreadable.