Providence Law Blog

If a person suffers serious injuries caused by a drunk driver, he or she can sue the responsible motorist for medical bills and other associated costs. If a Rhode Island restaurant or bar over-served the driver alcohol, the injured person may also have a case against...

Although many states have a one-bite rule when it comes to dog attacks, Rhode Island follows a strict liability statute in certain dog bite cases. Under that law, a dog owner has legal liability for bite injuries even if the dog has never been aggressive before. ...

As more people turn to walking and bicycling to get some fresh air and exercise, it is essential for motorists to share roads safely with bicyclists and pedestrians. However, while nighttime motorists deaths have decreased in recent years, pedestrian and bicyclist...

Do you own your own business? Has your business been affected by COVID-19? Have you reviewed your insurance policies to determine if you have coverage for the interruption to your business? In Rhode Island and Massachusetts certain types of businesses have been...

Do you own your own business? Has your business been affected by COVID-19? Have you reviewed your insurance policies to determine if you have coverage for the interruption to your business? In Rhode Island and Massachusetts certain types of businesses have been...

We are proud to announce that Kiernan, Plunkett & Redihan, LLP has been selected by Expertise.com as one of the Best Medical Malpractice Firms in Providence, Rhode Island. Expertise bases this selection on reputation, credibility, experience, availability and...

You may find yourself involved in a minor car accident at some point in your life, and except for jangled nerves, you may feel fine afterward. Nevertheless, you should see a doctor as soon as possible; first, for the sake of your well-being and second, for the medical...

For the sixth year in a row off duty members of the Providence Fire Department will be offering free rides home to those who are too drunk to drive. To take advantage of this program please call 401.272.7999. If you see someone who you believe is unable to drive, say...

As we reach the Thanksgiving Holiday, we enjoy taking time with family and friends to gather together to eat, drink and be merry. However, too much drinking and merriment can lead to unsafe circumstances that can have serious legal ramifications.  So, before you...

  Ryan C. Hurley attended the 152 Annual Meeting of the Greater Providence Chamber of Commerce.  The keynote speaker was the Chair of the Federal Reserve Jerome Powell.  Also speaking at the event was RI Senator Jack Reed and RI Governor Gina Raimondo. Attending...