But the lawyer's letter can be used as evidence to interrupt the limitation of action. Because our country's law stipulates that the general limitation of action for creditor's rights is two years, if you don't exercise it within two years, you will face the risk of losing your right to win the lawsuit again. Therefore, many professional lawyers hired by regular enterprises will send letters to the debtors of enterprises, urging them to stop the limitation of action and ensure that they can win the case in the future.
If the content in the lawyer's letter is inconsistent with the facts, you can ignore it or write a letter to refute it, but generally you can't think that such inconsistency constitutes infringement.
As for Netcom's suggestion that you tear up the lawyer's letter, you can laugh it off. Because if the lawyer's letter is not good for you, the law firm must have a perfect record (copy of the lawyer's letter, mailing certificate), and tearing it up will not help. On the contrary, if there are loopholes in the wording of the lawyer's letter, it can be kept for later use.