The key phrase is that your lawyer "is not doing a darn thing". There is a lot that goes on behind the scenes that the client never sees. Sometimes, a lawyer will be doing plenty, but is so involved in getting the work done that he is not keeping the client informed of progress as well as he might. The case you describe can be a very complex one which could take years to resolve. I can think of a list of possibilities of what might be at issue, but that does not help you. Make an appointment with your lawyer for a face-to-face meeting. Ask him what his plans are, how he is going to further your case, what he is going to do to resolve it and when he is going to report to you next. Before you leave, make an appointment to come back. If you are not satisfied, you can get another lawyer, but give this one a chance to meet your expectations first.
Answered on Jun 06th, 2012 at 11:26 PM