No. 03 — Practice
Eight areas. One discipline — getting injured Rhode Islanders treated fairly by the insurance companies, hospitals, and corporations responsible for what happened.
Car, truck, motorcycle, rideshare. The single largest source of preventable injury in Rhode Island. We handle liability disputes, UM/UIM claims, and cases where the at-fault driver was underinsured or fled the scene. Spoliation letters and medical-records requests go out within days of retention.
Free evaluation18-wheelers, commercial fleet vehicles, delivery trucks. These cases involve federal FMCSA regulations, electronic logging device records, and multiple insurance layers. We know how to preserve evidence before it disappears and how to pursue every responsible party — driver, carrier, and owner.
Free evaluationRhode Island riders deserve a firm that does not open a case by assigning blame to the motorcyclist. We have recovered significant compensation for riders injured by negligent drivers, road hazards, and defective equipment — and we know how to push back against the bias that exists in motorcycle cases.
Free evaluationPremises liability cases require speed. Evidence — surveillance footage, incident reports, maintenance logs — disappears fast. Our spoliation letters go out the same day we are retained, placing property owners and their insurers on notice that evidence must be preserved. We pursue grocery stores, parking lot operators, condo associations, and private property owners.
Free evaluationThe hardest cases we take. Under Rhode Island's Wrongful Death Act, the deceased person's survivors may recover for their loss of financial support, companionship, and services — and in some circumstances the estate may pursue damages as well. A named partner handles every wrongful death file personally, without delegation.
Free evaluationMisdiagnosis, delayed diagnosis, surgical error, birth injury, anesthesia error, medication mistake. Rhode Island medical malpractice cases require a formal pre-suit investigation under the Rhode Island Medical Malpractice Act. We work with qualified medical consultants on every file before a complaint is filed — so our cases are built on evidence, not allegations.
Free evaluationNegligent security, dog bites, swimming pool incidents, condo and HOA failures. Property owners have a duty to maintain reasonably safe conditions. When they fail — and someone is hurt — we pursue both the property owner and any management company or operator responsible for the dangerous condition.
Free evaluationWorkers' compensation covers the basics — but many workplace injuries involve third-party liability that allows for a significantly larger recovery. If your injury involved a defective product, a negligent sub-contractor, a dangerous property owner, or a driver who struck you on the job, a third-party claim may be available alongside your workers' comp case.
Free evaluationNot sure if your situation qualifies? That is exactly what a free consultation is for.
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