RS-2 Repair question

I love my larrivee RS-2, so very much!!! Best guitar I have ever owned, I am never letting it go.

The other day, as I was carrying it out, I set the case down on its edge (stupid, stupid, stupid). The case immediately flopped down in its face. It did not fall far, literally from its side to its face, but it fell with authority.

Upon opening it up it looked fine, mostly, there is a new chink in the edge of the pickguard (not sure how that could even be related).

It played fine . . until I tried to switch pickups. It was so stiff and resistant. It switches, but definitely was broken.

I peaked in the back to see if anything looked obvious (first time I've ever looked there, its just about as beautiful inside as outside, I'm impressed), there is a broken tab on the three way switch selector. Definitely needs repair.

I know this is probably a simple repair, but I really love my Larrivee I want to make sure this gets fixed right.

My instinct is to take it to the local shop because it should be a simple repair, but is it worth talking to Larrivee and seeing if they have a recommended tech or something?

I know I probably sound silly. I just love this guitar.

Also when the local tech tells me I need to replace the switch, I want to be able to tell him exactly what kind of three way blade selector it is (switchcraft?) I don't want just any switch put in there (I Know, I am being stupid about it.)

Thanks for the help/advice/commiseration.

(edit) I forgot to mention that the jack also seems stiff now when pulling out a cord. Its probably nothing and me being paranoid it just seems to sproing stiffly when I pull the cord out instead of its usual smooth yet firm click.