When You Write a Solicited Proposal, You Ultimately Have to Prove

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Essay

When you write a solicited proposal, you ultimately have to prove that your proposal is better than a competitor's. Discuss what you need to do to get your audience to respond to an unsolicited proposal.

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Definitions:

Disclosure of Private Facts

A legal claim involving the release of truthful, private information that is not of public concern and would be highly offensive to a reasonable person if made public.

Publication

The process of making content available to the general public, whether in print, online, or through other media.

Offensive

Anything that causes someone to feel deeply hurt, upset, or angry.

Intentional Tort

A category of torts that describes a civil wrong resulting from an intentional act on the part of the tortfeasor (the person who commits the tort).