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[LAW FIRM LETTERHEAD] [DATE: January 19, 2024 — Note: Counsel must verify pre-litigation notice period requirements under Colorado law] VIA CERTIFIED MAIL — RETURN RECEIPT REQUESTED Ms. Opal Nwosu 1192 Clover Hill Drive Aurora, CO 80013 Matter: Hartwell Construction Group, LLC — Demand for Payment Reference No: [Matter Number] — Dear Ms. Nwosu: We represent Opal Nwosu in connection with a material breach of contract and associated claims against Hartwell Construction Group, LLC ("Defendant"). This letter constitutes a demand for compensation. Your response is due by 5:00 PM MST on January 19, 2024 (21 days from this letter). FACTUAL BASIS On March 14, 2023, Ms. Nwosu entered into a written residential construction contract with Defendant for renovation of the property at 1192 Clover Hill Drive, Aurora, CO 80013. Contract price: $187,500. Ms. Nwosu paid 50% ($93,750) as a deposit. Defendant was obligated to complete work by August 31, 2023. As of this letter's date, Defendant has: (1) Abandoned the project on September 22, 2023, with work only 35% complete; (2) Failed to obtain required municipal building permits, resulting in a stop-work order from Aurora Building & Safety (October 4, 2023); (3) Used substandard materials inconsistent with contract specifications, as documented in independent contractor inspection report (Brandt Inspection Services, Report No. BIS-2023-0441); and (4) Failed to respond to three certified cure notices (October 10, 24, November 7, 2023). LEGAL BASIS 1. Breach of Contract: Defendant materially breached the March 14, 2023 construction agreement by abandoning work, delivering non-conforming materials, and failing to complete performance. This constitutes a material breach under [STATUTE — counsel must verify Colorado contract law citation]. 2. Colorado Consumer Protection Act: Defendant's conduct constitutes deceptive trade practices under [STATUTE — counsel must verify C.R.S. citation for CCPA], including material misrepresentations regarding quality and completion ability. 3. Unjust Enrichment: Defendant retained $93,750 while providing work valued at approximately $32,812 (35% of contract value), resulting in unjust enrichment of approximately $60,938. 4. Negligence: Defendant breached the applicable standard of care for Colorado-licensed contractors by failing to secure required permits and using substandard materials. DAMAGES ITEMIZATION Deposit paid less fair value of work completed: $60,938 Cost to complete renovation (independent estimate): $134,200 Temporary housing (Oct–Dec 2023, 3 months @ $2,800/mo): $8,400 Property damage (water intrusion, exposed structures): $14,750 Expert inspection and report fees: $2,200 Attorney's fees (estimated to date): $7,500 Total Compensatory Damages: $227,988 Note: CCPA treble damages are available under [STATUTE — verify] for deceptive practices. Counsel must verify applicability and calculation method before asserting treble damages in final demand. Reservation of such claims is made herein. TOTAL DEMAND: $227,988 in compensatory damages, plus reservation of treble damages claim pending counsel review. DEADLINE & CONSEQUENCES We require a written response and settlement offer by 5:00 PM MST, January 19, 2024. [NOTE: Counsel must verify whether Colorado law requires a pre-litigation notice period or specific waiting period before suit may be filed; do not represent that suit will follow immediately without verification.] Failure to respond by this deadline will result in the filing of a civil complaint in Arapahoe County District Court asserting all available claims. Ms. Nwosu reserves the right to seek additional damages, including attorney's fees, court costs, post-judgment interest, and statutory penalties as permitted under applicable law. RESPONSE INSTRUCTIONS Send written settlement offers and inquiries to: [Law Firm Name] [Address] [Phone] [Email] This letter is a draft for licensed-attorney review and does not constitute legal advice. Do not send or file this letter without full review and approval by competent Colorado-licensed counsel. — Sincerely, [Attorney Name] [Bar Number] [Law Firm Name]

RESERVATION OF RIGHTS AND REMEDIES The presentation of this demand and the claims asserted herein does not constitute a waiver, limitation, or compromise of any right or remedy available to Ms. Nwosu. Ms. Nwosu expressly reserves the right to: (1) Assert additional claims and causes of action not detailed in this letter, including but not limited to breach of warranty, violation of construction industry regulations, mechanic's lien claims, or third-party claims against subcontractors or suppliers; (2) Pursue all available statutory remedies, including treble damages under the Colorado Consumer Protection Act [verify citation] or any applicable consumer protection statute; (3) Recover attorney's fees, court costs, pre-judgment and post-judgment interest, and all other costs and expenses permitted under Colorado law or applicable contract terms; (4) Seek injunctive or equitable relief, including mandatory completion of work or restoration of the property to contract specifications; (5) Amend, supplement, or revise the damages calculation as additional facts or expert opinions emerge during discovery or litigation; (6) Pursue claims in any court of competent jurisdiction, including federal court if diversity or federal question jurisdiction exists; and (7) Preserve all claims against Defendant, any principals, agents, employees, subcontractors, suppliers, or third parties whose conduct contributed to Ms. Nwosu's damages. No statement in this letter shall be construed as a release, accord and satisfaction, or waiver of any right. The failure to reference a specific claim or remedy shall not preclude its assertion in subsequent proceedings. This letter is made solely in an attempt to resolve this matter without litigation and is protected by applicable settlement negotiation privileges [counsel must verify Colorado settlement negotiation privilege rules]. All rights are preserved pending the outcome of settlement discussions and the advice of competent Colorado-licensed counsel.