Network Six shifts focus to future growth
Kenneth Kirsch explains his vision for Network Six, Inc. in terms of what people think of the company now and how the president and...
Law firms on the couch seeking advice, counsel
We became a firm of solo practitioners."-- Partner Lauren J. Wachtler quoted in a 1994 New York Times article chronicling
the demise...
New life for old sawmill under way in Wakefield
The old sawmill at 213 Robinson St. in downtown Wakefield needs work.
The building -- more than a century old -- is showing the...
Oceans 2000 Providence gets conference
Defeating other competing cities, Providence has been selected to be the site
of Oceans 2000 MTS/IEEE," a major ocean technology conference expected...
130 years of wisdom
Stockbrokers Charles E. Spooner and Oscar E. Skinner kept an eye on the ticker tape through the Great Depression, so they know how bad...
Women speak up
Evette McCray, a financial consultant with Smith Barney Inc. in Providence, recently attended a panel discussion on entrepreneurship in Washington, D.C. Much to her...
Roger Williams law school arrives
Six years ago, officials at Roger Williams University had the task of recruiting students to a law school that didn't have a building, faculty...
Attractions of corporate law growing in RI
There are, according to the Rhode Island Bar Association, 4,800 lawyers in Rhode Island.
They appear to be finding work. Many begin their careers as...
Dual licenses attract some lawyers in RI, Mass.
For David J. Correira, an attorney who specializes in estate and tax planning, it just made sense to take the bar exam in both...
Hospital merger
We cast a wary eye on the proposed merger of Lifespan and Care New England into a mega medical network, the likes of which...








