Tag: Peter F. Neronha
Demolition of Washington Bridge to begin Sept. 8
PROVIDENCE – Demolition of the Washington Bridge will begin Sept. 8, the R.I. Department of Transportation announced Friday.
Bridge and beam demolition will force evening...
R.I. health insurance commissioner OKs modified rate hikes for 2025
CRANSTON – The R.I. Office of the Health Insurance Commissioner on Tuesday approved commercial health insurance rate hikes for 2025 for all insurers, though...
Pawn shop owner charged for purchasing $378K in stolen gold rings
PROVIDENCE – A pawn shop owner has been charged after admitting he purchased 108 stolen 18-karat gold rings valued at $378,000, R.I. Attorney General...
R.I. eases bar exam rules on out-of-state lawyers
David Wollin has read about several cases in which the Rhode Island Bar Association’s unique rules for out-of-state attorneys have tripped up experienced lawyers...
Six car dealerships settle deceptive sales practice lawsuit for $1M
PROVIDENCE – Six local car dealerships have agreed to pay customers more than $1 million to settle claims they used deceptive sales practices, R.I....
Did a Superior Court judge make the right decision allowing Rhode...
Superior Court Judge Brian Stern on July 9 granted the state’s motion for a temporary restraining order forcing embattled Rhode Island Recycled Metals to...
Arches Medical Group brings 40 providers to Care New England affiliate
PROVIDENCE – Arches Medical Group recently announced that it is leaving CharterCARE Provider Group, a member of Prospect Medical Holdings, and bringing its 40...
Where does Lifespan-Brown agreement leave Care New England?
As Rhode Island’s largest health system celebrates a new affiliation agreement with Brown University, the win for Lifespan Corp. and Brown could create a...
Sale of Fatima, Roger Williams hospitals gets conditional OK
PROVIDENCE – The R.I. Department of Health and Attorney General Peter F. Neronha Thursday gave preliminary approval for the sale of Roger Williams Medical...
R.I. to receive $6.9M from nationwide settlement in baby powder lawsuit
PROVIDENCE – Attorneys general from 43 states, including Rhode Island, have reached a $700 million settlement with multinational health corporation Johnson & Johnson to...
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