Rhode Island Personal Injury Blog

Members of the were selected to the prestigious “Super Lawyers” for 2020 Super Lawyers list of top Attorneys in Rhode Island. Partners Jason, Adam, and Andrew were selected to the highly prestigious “Rising Stars” list of top Attorneys in Rhode Island and Massachusetts. *While up to five percent of the lawyers in the state are … READ MORE

The is taking a safe but proactive approach to the Coronavirus situation in our law practice. We are working every day to represent our clients. At the same time, we are following best practices to protect the health of our employees and our clients. All of our employees understand that they should not be working … READ MORE

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PROVIDENCE, R.I. (Oct. 3, 2019) — The . is pleased to announce the addition of attorney Charles Garabedian to its law firm. Garabedian’s extensive experience in personal injury law, appellate work, and Supreme Court appeals, will support the law firm’s commitment to offering excellent legal counsel and favorable case results. “Charles has had a successful … READ MORE

Members of the were selected to the prestigious “Super Lawyers” for 2019 Super Lawyers list of top Attorneys in Rhode Island. Partners Jason, Adam, and Andrew were selected to the highly prestigious “Rising Stars” list of top Attorneys in Rhode Island and Massachusetts. *While up to five percent of the lawyers in the state are … READ MORE

The would like to congratulate Hannah Sfameni and Kelly Vieira, 2018’s Resmini-Fenton-O’Brien Scholarship recipients. The Resmini-Fenton-O’Brien Scholarship provides assistance to deserving students who demonstrate financial need. It is usually awarded to a Rhode Island native who will assist their community with the spirit of preparedness, sensitivity, professionalism, and scholarship. To learn more about the ‘s … READ MORE

The Rhode Island Supreme Court has swatted down a lawsuit by an inmate serving a life sentence. It ruled that such inmates are prohibited from filing suit because the law sees them as “dead.” The lawsuit was brought against the Department of Corrections by Dana Gallop, an inmate serving two life sentences plus 45 years, … READ MORE