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There are 19 Jay Peak Phase VII investors contacted our firm regarding a Securities and Exchange Commission civil fraud case against the developers of Jay Peak. Investors want to get their investment back.

Nelson has talked with several investors over the phone last week. Now these investors want to know how much is our attorney fee if they hire Lee & Lee to help them with this matter.

Enclosed documents are for your reference.

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