D&S business litigator Eric Renner was part of a Providence Business News article entitled “A lost clause? FTC may ban noncompete pacts” published on February 17, 2023. “In the last decade, the shift […]
Eric Renner Part of PBN Article on Noncompetes Read More »
D&S attorneys Joelle Rocha and Andrew Blais prevailed on behalf of their client Narragansett 2100 in a zoning matter where the client was “seeking a declaration that the 2021 Three-Student
D&S Attorneys Prevail in Zoning Matter Read More »
Congratulations to firm attorneys named to Super Lawyers and to Super Lawyers Rising Stars for 2022. Super Lawyers: Michael Sweeney, Stacey Nakasian, Robert Duffy, and Patrick Guida Rising Stars: Sophie
Congratulations to D&S Attorneys Named Super Lawyers & Rising Stars 2022 Read More »
Congratulations to D&S Partner Joelle Rocha who was recently selected as a Fellow of the Rhode Island Bar Foundation — the non-profit arm of the Rhode Island Bar Association —
Joelle Rocha Selected as Fellow of RI Bar Foundation Read More »
by Stacey Nakasian | In a recent decision, the United States Supreme Court held that a party who knowingly litigated a claim in court that was subject to arbitration could
SCOTUS on Arbitration Rights: Use It or Lose It Read More »
Congratulations to Nicole Martucci who was recently selected as a “40 Under Forty” honoree by Providence Business News. Awardees were selected based on their career success and involvement within their
Nicole Martucci Selected for PBN 40 Under Forty Read More »
Congratulations to Patrick Guida on his recent election as President of the American College of Commercial Finance Lawyers at their Annual Meeting in Atlanta, GA on April 2nd. The ACCFL
Patrick Guida Elected President of American College of Commercial Finance Lawyers Read More »
by Robert Duffy | In Lerner v. Colman, et al., 2022 U.S. App. LEXIS 4352*, the First Circuit recently addressed the meaning of the “securities fraud” exception contained in the
I thought I had a RICO claim, what happened?? Read More »
by Jared Sugerman | In January, 55 Massachusetts residents brought suit “to prevent voters from being misled” into supporting a constitutional amendment which, if approved, would add a 4% surtax on
Proposed “Millionaires Tax” Prompts Massachusetts Lawsuit Read More »
Duffy & Sweeney attorneys Stacey Nakasian and Stephanie Friedel recently prevailed in a Providence Superior Court case where a company’s former in-house lawyer alleging breach of contract claims against the
