Tag: Law
Lawyers find they can’t dodge effects of pandemic
Lawrence Signore remembers being a young attorney, watching big, boxy computers make their way to every desktop in the office.
“The Rhode Attorney,” as Signore...
Offering companies immunity from COVID-19 lawsuits is bad idea
Governors around the country are attempting to restart the economy by easing restrictions put in place to prevent the spread of COVID-19. The prospect...
‘Gray divorces’ putting estate planning to the test
Insurance policies, wills, trusts and assets combine to make estate planning a multilayered process.
Add a divorce after decades of marriage, and the complications multiply,...
State must have same leverage as Mass. to hold utility accountable
Gov. Gina M. Raimondo has had National Grid Rhode Island in her sights since an October 2017 storm that left tens of thousands of...
Emojis may cause :( in the workplace
As defined in the Oxford Dictionaries, an emoji is a “small digital image or icon used to express an idea or emotion in electronic...
Firm’s expertise grows with practice
Cameron & Mittleman LLP is one of Providence’s long-established, midsized law firms.
Its areas of focus have grown with the practice. They include: corporate and...
UMass Law ranks among best regional law schools in East for...
DARTMOUTH – The University of Massachusetts School of Law has ranked as one of the best regional law schools in East for black students,...
Mass. recording ban unconstitutional
A journalist, or a citizen with a tape recorder, secretly records the conversation or debate involving an elected official or a police officer, in...
Joelle Rocha, 37
PARTNER – KELLY, SOUZA, ROCHA & PARMENTER P.C.
Where do you see yourself professionally in 20 years? We kind of reconfigured our law firm this...
René Moniz, 39
ASSOCIATE LITIGATION ATTORNEY – PARTRIDGE SNOW & HAHN LLP
Where do you see yourself professionally in 20 years? Still involved at Partridge, Snow & Hahn....
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