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Born and raised in Rhode Island, attorney Veronica Assalone is a reputable legal fixture in her local Rhode Island community. For more than 20 years, attorney Assalone has been wholly committed to her clients and consistently reaps great satisfaction knowing that she is helping her clients to successfully navigate through what is sometimes the most difficult time in their lives. With her team's unique comprehensive approach, she is able to help her clients affirdably and agressively pursue their best interests and prepare for a brighter future.

Attorney Eger will meet with you for an In-Person or Remote Video consultation at no charge, then discuss possible options to take and payment options most suitable for your needs.. Attorney Jeffrey L. Eger has over 20 years experience as an attorney in Rhode Island, Massachusetts and Pennsylvania state and federal courts, the First and Third Circuit Courts of Appeals, and the United States Supreme Court.  Attorney Eger is also a member of the American, Rhode Island, Massachusetts and Pennsylvania Bar Associations, the Rhode Island Family Court Bench/Bar Committee, and is a Master in the Edward P. Gallogly Family Law Inn of the Court.. Call today for a Free Consultation and know your rights!

A lifelong Rhode Island resident, Attorney Christopher E. Friel practices with the Law Office of Christopher E. Friel, LLC, centrally located in Warwick, Rhode Island.. A graduate of Roger Williams University School of Law, located in Bristol, Rhode Island, Attorney Friel served as the Senior Survey Editor for the Roger Williams University Law Review. While attending law school, he authored Downloading A Defendant:  Is Categorizing Internet Contacts A Departure From The Minimum Contacts Test?, which has been cited by numerous courts and scholarly articles.  Additionally, Attorney Friel authored Law Review survey articles on numerous Rhode Island cases and statutes, including State v. Francis, 719 A.2d 858 (R.I. 1998); State v. Saluter, 715 A.2d 1250 (R.I. 1998); State v. Webber, 716 A.2d 738 (R.I. 1998); Allard v. Allard, 708 A.2d 554 (R.I. 1998); Bielecki v. Boissel, 715 A.2d 571 (R.I. 1998); Robinson v. Delfino, 710 A.2d 154 (R.I. 1998); In re Robert A. DiBiasio, 705 A.2d 972 (R.I. 1998); An Act Relating to State Affairs and Government - DCYF Records - Confidentiality of Records; and An Act Relating to Motor and Other Vehicles.  Also appearing in the Spring 1999 edition of the Roger Williams University Law Review was a book note co-authored by Friel, entitled "Liberty and Justice: A History of Laws and Lawyers in Rhode Island, 1636 - 1998, by Patrick T. Conley.". While in law school, Friel was the recipient of the State of Rhode Island Senate Fellowship, and worked in the State Senate Policy Office researching and drafting legislation.  Additionally, he was a Rule 9 Attorney with both the Roger Williams University School of Law Criminal Defense Clinic and the Rhode Island Office of the Public Defender.. In addition to his law practice, he has served eight years on the Warwick School Committee (2005 - 2013), chairing the committee for four of those years.  Attorney Friel is actively involved in the Rhode Island Chapter of the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society, and has helped raise funds for the cure of blood cancers through the Team in Training program.  Christopher E. Friel currently serves on the Board of Directors for the Rhode Island Chapter of the Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS) Association.. Attorney Friel has been a member of both the Rhode Island Bar Association and the District of Rhode Island Bar since 1999.  While Rhode Island does not have a certification for specialization, Attorney Friel’s practice centers on Domestic Relations, Criminal Defense, Civil Litigation, Estate Planning and Probate Practice.  He practices in all counties in the State of Rhode Island.