u with only a sampling of the issues. With all the work yet to be done on the library, the room would not be clean for staining for many days after Fanceli begins its work. Rather than wasting any more time sending sample boards back and forth overseas and delaying Fanceli's arrival until the parties re

iterally slides off the surface when you try to write on them. They too need to be replaced. Mr. Epstein has already suggested to Mr. Molyneux that Fanceli's representatives come to the site on March 18 and 19 to correct the woodwork and installation problems which Mr. Epstein and his representatives h

nsferred to your client.. EFTA00730957 Mr. Epstein has forwarded the attached photos and others showing equally shoddy workmanship on the part of Fanceli. When asked about them, Mr. Molyneux was unable to explain why the work is of such poor quality. You may not have been provided with the background

the cabinets. Although we have been discussing finishing the cabinetry on site since before we reached our settlement almost 11 months ago, neither Fanceli nor Mr. Molyneux has ever specified any conditions required at the Library for that on-site work. Indeed, Mr. Molyneux, himself, has been on site a

h the same exact finish. I sent you a photograph to show you how absurdly inadequate that sample board was. When they came to the Island this time, Fanceli's finishers brought no materials with which to create different finishes to present to Mr. Epstein. In fact, these representatives, represented by M

yneux and yourself to the same. Recently, Elizabeth Hill from your office admonished me for doing so. After the abrupt and unannounced departure of Fanceli from Little St. James Island, Mr. Epstein made an eminently reasonable request for a written completion schedule for the refinishing of the cabinet

Services Agreement or otherwise. EFTA00728409 This letter is without prejudice to Mr. Epstein's and L.S.J., LLC's rights and claims against you, Fanceli and others, whether under the Design Services Agreement or otherwise. Nothing provided in this letter is intended to waive any such rights and clai

der the Design Services Agreement or otherwise. This letter is without prejudice to Mr. Epstein's and L.S.J., LLC's rights and claims against you, Fanceli and others, whether under the Design Services Agreement or otherwise. Nothing provided in this letter is intended to waive any such rights and clai

peaks volumes regarding Mr. Molyneux's unilateral decision to disregard his agreement with Mr. Epstein to have the cabinetry made in France. Though Fanceli's installers have been to the Island two times to correct numerous defects in the fabrication of the cabinetry, the number and extent of the defect