Dear Sirs,

        Dr C H Ashton of Newcastle University has given me the name of your company in her reply to my recent letter to her, which, I understand, she has forwarded to yourselves. In view of this, please accept this as my official or formal request for any assistance or information that you may be able to provide me with in relation to my case and the Benzodiazepine Solicitors Group.

        I hope that my original letter to Dr Ashton contains sufficient information. If not, I shall be happy to answer any further questions you may have.

        I appreciate that some firms of solicitor only undertake civil work or prefer not to accept legal aid cases, etc. But if, amongst the group, there is a firm that would accept my case, which is a legally-aided criminal matter with international and political undercurrents complicated by arguments of jurisdiction, inadmissible evidence, diplomatic immunity and so no ad infinitum, then I would be most grateful if your company would help me to establish contact with them because my entire defence is that of negligent benzodiazepine prescription.

        Please note that four of the five psychiatrists who have seen me recently have found me to be perfectly sane, a fact that may not be absolutely clear in my original letter.

        I look forward to your reply with great anticipation of finally finding a sympathetic solicitor to represent me.

I remain,

Yours sincerely,


Pan Koupparis