Easier said than done! I do not advise firing a SSD attorney before finding a new one. It is often difficult to impossible to hire a 2nd attorney since they're forced to split the fee. If they drop you as a client, then you're free to move on without issue. Just stressing that a matter is urgent--or not allowing them to ignore you by documenting your request or even showing up at their office will in all likelyhood resolve the issue.
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Originally Posted by Mz Migraine
Visit your attorney's office & hand deliver the letter directly to your attorney and/or his/her paralegal. Ask them to make copy. You get the copy.
FWIW: You can always hire another attorney if you are not satisfied w/your current one. After all, you do not work for them, the attorney works for YOU!
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