In order to take an active role in triyng to sell your property due to some perceived "access issue" by title, you really should retain a real estate attorney to assist you in resolving the possible problem. If the issue is "no access" I do not see this as a title issue in that title is good, there possibly is an access issue to it.Whether this is true or not depends upon whether the parcel is landlocked or not and if there are any "rights of way" (easement) allowing access to it or not.You have no legal recourse against the current title company. Title companies do title searches and offer policies of title insurance. Nothing more. Nothing less.If you purchased the parcel, you should pull up your old title insurance policy (assuming you have one) and carefully review it concerning the access issue. If you have a title insurance policy as to your parcel when you acquired it, give a copy to the current title company as well as the suggested real estate attorney that you consult with.