Tag: R.I. Office of the Attorney General
Neronha: Patients ‘caught in the middle’ of Brown Health, UnitedHealthcare impasse
PROVIDENCE – The R.I. Office of the Attorney General is warning people enrolled in UnitedHealthcare's Medicare Advantage insurance that stalled negotiations between UnitedHealthcare and...
R.I. Senate approves AI bills
PROVIDENCE – The R.I. Senate approved two bills on May 21 sponsored by Sen. Lori Urso, D-Pawtucket, aimed at establishing safety guidelines for artificial...
Neronha announces findings, corrective measures following Smithfield High hazing incident
PROVIDENCE – R.I. Attorney General Peter F. Neronha has concluded a civil rights investigation into Smithfield Public Schools, finding the district failed to appropriately...
Smithfield school superintendent placed on leave as hazing incident investigated
SMITHFIELD – The town’s school superintendent has been placed on administrative leave amid a legal investigation of an alleged hazing incident involving the high...
R.I. House speaker’s office’s Martineau had a lifelong destiny fulfilled
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Vape shops begin to fade with flavor ban in place
Cinnamon fireball was among the many flavors at White Horse Vapor that Eugene DiSarro tried when he decided to stop smoking cigarettes for good...
Prospect asks federal bankruptcy judge to expedite sale of Roger Williams,...
The owner of Roger Williams Medical Center and Our Lady of Fatima Hospital is forging ahead with the planned sale of its Rhode Island...
Lawsuit creates uncertainty in retail cannabis licensing
During the debate over legalizing recreational cannabis, progressives fought hard to reserve a portion of the lucrative market for communities they argued were disproportionately...
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...
R.I. Superior Court judge sides with property owners in shoreline access...
The R.I. General Assembly overstepped its bounds in drawing a line in the sand on shoreline access, a Washington County Superior Court judge ruled.
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