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Mariam Alexanian Lavoie

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Social Security Disability, Workers' Compensation, Personal Injury

“I want you to know that as Edward and I worked with you over the last three months, whether in person, or online that we both had felt the utmost confidence in your office”

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Law Office of Steven J. Hart

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Criminal Law, Will & Trusts, Bankruptcy Overview

“During a difficult time in our lives the people at the law office of Steven Hart and the attorney Steven Hart himself made our experience so easy and reassuring for a positive outcome , I recommend them highly Positive Responsiveness, Professionalis...”

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Attorney Mark Buckley, CFP

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“Amazing to work with, has handled over 4,000 cases and experience is key for this, also wonderful communicator, always available and calls right back if not available because he's also very busy, but a total Pro!”

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Sands Law Offices

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Medical Malpractice, Personal Injury, Motor Vehicle Accidents

“After struggling for a bit on my own to negotiate with the insurance company, and going to see the wrong attorney, I decided to hand it over to a professional.”

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Law Office of Janet J. Goldman

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“Janet was incredible in helping me with my finances, filing bankruptcy was not something I wanted, but had to do to move on in life, I recommend her, Janet Goldman & company”

FAQs

What do I do after an accident?

If you have been injured in an accident, the most important priority is getting medical attention. Assuming that you are not taken to the emergency room immediately, you should take photos or videos of the accident scene and get the contact information of any witnesses. You should not admit fault or apologize to anyone else who was involved, even if it seems like a polite thing to do. Anything that you say in the aftermath of an accident can be used against you if you pursue a claim or lawsuit later. If you suspect that someone else may have been at fault, you should set up a consultation with an accident attorney to discuss your options. The first consultation is almost always free.

How long do I have to file a personal injury case?

This will depend on the statute of limitations in your state. A personal injury case may need to be filed within a year of the accident or you may have as long as four years to file. You should check the rule in your state to make sure that you do not accidentally waive your rights. There are some exceptions to the statute of limitations, but they are very narrow, so you should not assume that an exception applies. As a practical matter, moreover, you should try to pursue a claim with an accident attorney as soon as possible while the evidence is still fresh. This will help you prove liability and the scope of your damages.

How much is my personal injury case worth?

This will depend on the specific nature of your injuries and cannot be ascertained until your case has been thoroughly investigated. You can ask personal injury attorneys in your area for a rough estimate based on similar cases that they have handled. However, you should be aware that an accident attorney is prohibited from promising that they will recover a certain amount or otherwise predicting the outcome of a case. Any estimate that you receive likely will be vague and qualified. An additional question is how much you can actually collect, which may depend on factors such as the insurance of any at-fault parties, their assets, and your own insurance.

What if I had a pre-existing condition?

You can still get damages from someone else who was at fault for the accident. The damages may be reduced to account for the pre-existing condition, but you can hold another person or entity accountable for aggravating the condition. Someone who interacts with you takes you as they find you, so the question of whether someone without your condition would have been injured is irrelevant. That said, these cases tend to be more complex and may require the assistance of experts, so hiring an accident attorney may be especially important.

How long will it take to settle my claim?

Very few personal injury cases actually go to trial. The overwhelming majority end in a settlement with the defendant or an insurance company. Unfortunately, the time that it takes to reach a settlement is hard to predict and can vary dramatically. As a general rule, a claim that involves substantial injuries and a significant amount of money will take longer to settle because the insurer will fight harder over it. If the case is complex or liability is unclear, a settlement also may take longer to reach. Hiring an accident attorney sometimes can motivate an insurer to make a fair offer earlier in the process, since they know that they are less likely to take advantage of you.

This information can be found on the FAQ page on our website.

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Law Office of Hoopis & Hoopis

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Timeline
Communication
Divorce

“In an extremely personal and important matter, Jennifer not only achieved the exact outcome I wanted, but handled each interaction and proceeding with extreme grace.”

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Carl P. Deluca, Attorney at Law

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Divorce, Bankruptcy, Car Accidents

“When you need an Attorney, you need someone who is sharp, knowledgeable, and can recognize otherwise inconspicuous details that can make the difference in winning a case or achieving the desired outcome.”

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Law Office of Attorney Christopher A. Pearsall

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Results
Patience
Feel

“There are a lot of Lawyers out there to choose from but if you want someone that is going to be supportive and kind, Christopher Pearsall is the right choice.”

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The Personal Property Challenge - What personal property do you want? Will your spouse agree you can take the items you want? Some people find personal property division easy while others find it agonizing. So how do you deal with it. Here are three (3) tips that might help. 1. Make a list of personal property that is a top priority to you. Those might be the practical things that you need to move on such as a bed, dishes, pots, pans, or your computer. It might include things that mean irreplaceable items that mean a lot to you such as handmade ornaments with your children, family albums or home movies. Do your best to focus on what you believe you "really need" most for your well being. Second, remember that other than irreplaceable family pictures, etc.., personal property mostly just store bought products. Keep in mind that store bought products can be replaced. This helps you determine what is truly important to you and to create an honest focus on what you really need to take with you. Third, weigh the financial and emotional cost of arguing over products that can be replaced. What will it cost you in attorneys fees, costs or lost days from work to argue over things that can be replaced? What will be the emotional and stress toll on you? Do these things outweigh arguing for one or more "products"? How much faster could you move on, be happier and financially recover if the divorce was over? Divorce holds everyone back from growth. Focus Forward!

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Bilodeau Capalbo

(15)

Team
Divorce
Understanding

“Ryanna capablo is the best attorney I have ever worked with she helped me through my divorce and I couldn't have done it without her if you are going though a divorce I would highly recommend hiring her”

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Jeffrey L. Eger

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Home, Areas Of Practice, Testimonials

“I searched for another lawyer as I felt misrepresented by the other lawyers who didn't practice Family law but assured me that my case was “easy”/”manageable””

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Colagiovanni Marc R

Landlord - Tenant, Real Estate, Family Law

“Robert V. Colagiovanni and Marc R. Colagiovanni provide close personal attention coupled with cost effective and responsible legal counsel. Our clients have returned the favor, as the firm has built a practice based on referrals and word of mouth. Th...”

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Jill M. Santiago Estate Planning Attorney

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Small Business Planning, Estate Planning Wills & Trusts, Special Needs Trusts

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Hackman & Phillips Elder Law RI

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Parents
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“Not only is she an intelligent, honest and ethical attorney — she is a compassionate and helpful person who truly understands the meaning of dignity.”

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De Angelis Joseph J ESQ Attorney

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Business Law, Personal Injury Law, Real Estate Law

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Law Offices Of David Hathaway

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Germani Law Office

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Nappa Law

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Kevin Daley Attorney

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Slip and Fall, Auto Accidents, Personal Injury

“Have used him multiple times , never disappoints .”

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Gursky Wiens and Shanley, Attorneys at Law

(5)

Employment Discrimination/Civil Rights Violations, Labor Law, Workers’ Compensation

“Best labor firm in the State hands down, without question or reservation.”

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Chaika & Chaika

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Topouzis & Associates

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Marinosci Law Group

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Refinance, Homebuyers, Sellers

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Best Consumer Protection Lawyers in Warwick, RI

The highest-rated Consumer Fraud & Lemon Law companies out of 137 vetted & reviewed in the Warwick area.

Mariam Alexanian Lavoie

Law Office of Steven J. Hart

Attorney Mark Buckley, CFP

Sands Law Offices

Law Office of Janet J. Goldman

Law Office of Hoopis & Hoopis

Carl P. Deluca, Attorney at Law

Law Office of Attorney Christopher A. Pearsall

Bilodeau Capalbo

Jeffrey L. Eger

Colagiovanni Marc R

Jill M. Santiago Estate Planning Attorney

Hackman & Phillips Elder Law RI

De Angelis Joseph J ESQ Attorney

Law Offices Of David Hathaway

Germani Law Office

Nappa Law

Kevin Daley Attorney

Gursky Wiens and Shanley, Attorneys at Law

Chaika & Chaika

Topouzis & Associates

Marinosci Law Group

Shekarchi Law Offices

Law Office of Louis M. Pulner

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