Tag Archives: Litigation
Attorney Robert Craven argues before RI Supreme Court
On April 2, 2015, Rhode Island attorney Robert Craven argued before the RI Supreme Court. The case dealt with the City of East Providence’s decision to deny a concealable weapons permit to an applicant. Attorney Craven’s argument addressed the extent of Second Amendment Rights and the legal process by which an applicant is (or… Read More »
Overview: RI Personal Injury Lawsuits | Rhode Island Personal Injury Lawyer
Rhode Island’s personal injury law is constantly evolving. Our attorneys pride themselves on remaining cognizant of new law so that we can best advocate for our clients. Below is a basic overview of RI’s personal injury law. Statute of Limitations Rhode Island has a three (3) year “statute of limitations” (a deadline) for filing suit… Read More »
Protective Orders in Rhode Island | North Kingstown RI Attorney
There are two types of protective orders in Rhode Island: (1) No Contact Orders and (2) Restraining Orders. No contact orders are related to criminal charges. Typically, an “NCO” is ordered by the judge at the defendant’s arraignment (that’s when the state’s charge is formally brought against the defendant). A no contact order remains in… Read More »
Aaron Hernandez Suppressed Evidence | RI Criminal Defense Lawyer
The concept of suppressing evidence is rampant in television portrayals of the legal system. But does evidence actually get suppressed? The answer is “yes,” but not without the assistance of an experienced criminal defense lawyer. There are many reasons why evidence should be suppressed but evidence does not get suppressed on its own. It takes… Read More »
Voter ID Law RI | Rhode Island Attorney and Political Candidate
Election Day in Rhode Island is only two months away. Are you aware of the law regarding voter identification in Rhode Island? The State of Rhode Island requires all voters to register to vote by October 5, 2014. To register to vote, you must be (1) a US citizen, (2) a resident of the RI… Read More »
