Are you unhappy with the way that Quill and Arrow is handling your lemon law case? If so, you might be interested in switching lawyers and getting your claim in better hands. Unfortunately, there are many firms that make promises that they can’t keep. They sign on as many cases as possible, and they are ultimately unable to win cases.

Whether you reached out to Quill and Arrow thinking that they were the best firm to handle your claim or you rushed into the first firm that you came across, it is normal to have concerns. You might have found yourself asking some of the following questions:

• What can I do if I am unsatisfied with the way Quill and Arrow is handling my lemon law case?
• What can I do if I am having problems communicating with the team at Quill and Arrow?
• Do I have the right to switch lawyers if I am unhappy with the way that Quill and Arrow is handling my lemon case?

Below, we will answer these questions and provide you with more information surrounding the options available to you.

My Lemon Law Lawyer Group Can Help You: if you are unhappy with the way that the team at Quill and Arrow is handling your case, you are not alone. Our team has been contacted by many people with concerns about how Quill and Arrow and other firms are handling their claims. Our team is equipped to take on any lemon law case against any auto manufacturer and is more than ready to provide you with the guidance that you need to ensure that you reach the best case outcome possible. Of course, part of that is ensuring that your case is in the best hands possible.

What Can I do if I am Unhappy with the Way Quill and Arrow is Handling My Case?

If you are unhappy with the way that the team at Quill and Arrow is handling your lemon law case, it is important that you consider the options available to you. As a client pursuing a lemon law claim, you have the right to switch representation at any time. This means that you can decide to switch legal team if you are unhappy with the way that Quill and Arrow is handling your case.

What Should I Do If I am having Issues Communicating with the Team at Quill and Arrow?

If you are having issues getting a hold of your lawyer or anyone on their team to get information about what is going on with your lemon law case, you might have questions about the options available to you. Before jumping into switching lawyers, there are a few things that you can do. For example, you can write a formal letter or email to your legal team highlighting your concerns with communication, which should include a list of the instances that you attempted communication (date and times of calls/texts sent). In many cases, getting a formal communication expressing the issue is enough for lawyers to make a change and improve communication moving forward. If this does not work, you should consider filing a complaint with the firm. Most firms have complaint departments to allow them to handle complaints or issues internally. Your claim may be reassigned to another lawyer, for example.

Your Lawyer has the Duty to Communicate with You – many clients feel hopeless when they can’t get in touch with their lawyer or anyone on their team to get an update on their case. It is important to highlight that lawyers have the duty to communicate with their clients. In other words, they must maintain a reasonable level of communication. This means that they must answer calls, call back if they miss calls, respond to texts, respond to emails, etc. When legal teams fail to communicate with their clients, clients may start to lose confidence in their lawyer/firm.

As briefly mentioned above, you can switch lawyers if you are not happy with the way that your current legal team is handling your lemon law claim. If you are unhappy with the way that your case is being handled by Quill and Arrow, you can switch lawyers. In addition to communication issues, there may also be other issues that may be raising red flags for you and other clients. For example, the team may be requesting that you send in documents that you have already sent in or that you complete tasks that you have already completed; this may show that the firm is unorganized and unable to keep up with the legal process. Other red flags may include the firm’s failure to submit documents on time or file the lawsuit within the filing deadline, the firm requesting court extensions without a valid reason, the lawyer intentionally delaying the legal process, or the lawyer being inactive on the case, resulting in your case being at risk of dismissal by the courts.