Be Careful Of The New Kids On The Block

February 01, 2008
By: LemonLaw


Thanks to the world wide web, anyone can promote their services on-line and programs, such as google adwords, enables law firms to target specific terms and pay to appear under these terms. The disturbing fact is that folks can write anything in their ads that they want–there is no control or protocol. Earlier this week, our office manager received a phone call from a new law office opening in one of our states. The paralegal who called requested names and contact information for all the manufacturers and the opposing counsel. They did not plan to do any research; they were hoping to ride on our coattails and take the information we have built for our clients and our Firm over the past seventeen years we have been practicing in the state. What’s even more upsetting about this story is that if you look at the lawyer’s ad on google, it reads that they have 20 years experience. Yet, in the state they are advertising, they have none! So, be careful, ask questions, be weary of one page websites, and know who you are hiring.

For more information, see the whole article here: Lemon Law Firms Are Not All Created Equal


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2 Responses to “Be Careful Of The New Kids On The Block”


  1. #1 Marty says:

    I have a 2006 Ford 500 with transmission problems. The dealer has had it for weeks with no end in sight. Has anyone had a similar exp. What can I do.

    • #2 LemonLaw says:

      Hi there Marty:

      If the vehicle has been in the shop three or more times for the same problem, or the car has been in the shop for a significant amount of time, please contact me at 800-536-6652 ext. 131 or visit our Get Rid of Your Lemon Page at https://www.lemonlaw.com/rid.html and we will be glad to contact you to discuss the matter. Remember, if we can help, our services are 100% cost-free.

      Michael Sacks
      Director, Client Services
      Kimmel and Silverman


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