When we founded Quill & Arrow, we did so having developed keen insight into what is fundamental for successful litigation: 1) quality legal work, and 2) relentless advocacy. Our attorneys have the requisite training and experience necessary to provide truly sophisticated representation in complex disputes. We also pursue such claims relentlessly — in fact, in Lemon Law disputes, we do not waste time engaging in the pre-litigation processes, and instead immediately file a lawsuit against the manufacturer/dealership to get the ball rolling. They have a proven track record of victories and settlements. The Lemon Law Attorneys at Quill & Arrow Law have litigated against virtually every auto manufacturer all throughout California.

There is significant value to relentless advocacy. Not only does it send a message to the defendant that you are confident in your legal arguments, but it also ensures that you are bargaining from a position of power, ultimately leading to larger settlements.

We understand that most prospective claimants — in Lemon Law and personal injury disputes — have minimal interest in getting embroiled in extensive litigation. In fact, we often find that prospective claimants avoid pursuing a legal resolution due to their concerns that litigation will be deeply unpleasant, uncertain, expensive, and time-consuming.

This is not necessarily true, however. Cost is hardly an issue for plaintiffs, as we provide our services on contingency. As such, our clients pay nothing upfront and avoid the risks normally associated with litigation.

Although we do sue and get involved in litigation, it’s our intention to make the process as pleasant and efficient as possible. Litigation does not have to be a burden. Responsive and accessible representation is fundamental to relieving that “burden.” We give our clients our personal cell phone numbers so that they can call or text us whenever they have any questions or concerns about their case.

When it comes to the litigation process itself, we strive to personalize the case to the degree possible — we do a thorough intake and engage closely with the client throughout the litigation process so as to better understand the unique circumstances applicable to their claims. This high level of engagement enables us to present a stronger case on their behalf.

As you explore your law firm options, you may find that some attorneys are intimidated by the prospect of litigation — they may only be willing to take on your case if there is a clear path to a simple, negotiated settlement.

Here at Quill & Arrow, we’re built differently. Over the years, our team of litigators has successfully represented clients in thousands of cases. We are comfortable both in-and-out of the courtroom, and this is reflected by our consistent track record of success. It takes guts to stand up against multinational corporations. We know how to fight against the big automakers and insurance companies to enforce your legal rights.

Our team was forged in the fire of courtroom litigation. We know what to expect and have formed valuable professional relationships with other litigators that can be helpful for resolving matters amicably, but have the skillset necessary to take a case all the way through to trial when necessary.

As a personal injury or Lemon Law plaintiff, you’re likely to hear the word “no” a significant amount of the time — from defendants, insurers, manufacturers, and car dealerships, among others. These parties may attempt to paint your claim as unlikely or even impossible, in the hopes of discouraging you from pursuing further litigation. Similarly, many lawyers are unwilling to consider disputes that are less straightforward or they may simply lack the toolset necessary to litigate claims involving complex and uncertain issues.

Here at Quill & Arrow, we are committed to avoiding premature assumptions about the underlying case. We believe that by refusing to make assumptions, we are able to evaluate the true value of a personal injury or Lemon Law claim free from the negative biases of interested parties.

Control of the case narrative is important. By maintaining control over the narrative, we empower you to take action as necessary to secure what’s rightfully yours.