Christopher M. Lefebvre

Christopher Lefebvre

I am sorry you felt that way. I don’t know your name but remember the phone call well. Obviously I have a different perspective about the conversation. I hope you find another lawyer that can help you. Lemon law cases can be very emotional and frustrating for clients. A consumer spends money on a vehicle and expects it to operate properly. Then when it doesn’t, the consumer often times gets jerked around by the repair person, dealer or most times both. And to add insult to injury, the laws really are not as consumer friendly as one might think. Lawyers that do this type of work and who take-so called cold calls from potential clients try to quickly and efficiently figure out if the person has some possible claim and if the lawyer is able to help them. When someone calls me out of the blue for information about any matter I always ask questions during the colluqy which may seem to be interruptive to the client. I do it so I make sure I understand sufficient facts and circumstances so I can provide some basic advice. Though I don’t remember any of the specifics of your situation, I know I listened carefully and answered your questions truthfully and honestly. When I realized that you were already involved in court litigation and appeared that things were not going in your favor , I did in fact make it perfectly clear to you that I was not interested in taking over your case. Perhaps you found that offensive. I can understand that. However, a private lawyer most certainly has the right to choose which cases he or she is interested in taking. Having done this type of work for many years, I find it challenging enough to be the first string attorney and do not enjoy getting involved in a case that is already pending where things are not going well for the consumer.