It is in our interests as well as yours that you receive a high-quality service. Whilst we try to avoid it, sometimes things go wrong and we need you to tell us about it. It is our policy to investigate all complaints or expressions of dissatisfaction to assist us in the improvement of the service we provide.
Complaints should be directed to:
Patricia Wentzell
Email: contact@john-williams-legal.com
Telephone: 07930 638368
Full details should be provided including the background leading up to the complaint and details of all areas of concern.
Responding to your complaint
Upon receipt of your complaint, an acknowledgement letter will ordinarily be issued within five (5) business days. This letter will include the following information:
Investigation of complaints
We will promptly and thoroughly investigate all complaints.
The timescales we aim to achieve are as follows:
Within four (4) weeks of receiving your complaint we will either:
By the end of eight (8) weeks after we have received your complaint we will either:
On concluding our investigation we will produce a written report which will explain:-
We shall assume that the complaint is resolved if we have not heard from you within two (2) weeks of our response.
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