Adler Pollock & Sheehan has been closely monitoring the developments of COVID-19 and have been diligently working to make sure our team of attorneys and staff members remain healthy and safe. We also continue to provide the same quality of legal services that our clients expect. We will be continually providing that service to our clients either from our offices or remotely. We have been publishing client alerts daily, and will continue to do so in order to ease your concerns about how this disease may affect your businesses.
In the meantime, all of our attorneys are available to answer any questions and provide assistance during this very challenging time.
If you have any questions or concerns please don’t hesitate to contact us at 401.274.7200
Practice Group Contacts
Civil Litigation / Complex Business Litigation: Geoffrey W. Millsom
Labor & Employment: Michael Chittick / Robert Brooks
Health Care: Patricia Rocha / Leslie Parker /Joseph Avanzato
Insurance: Richard Beretta
Cyber Security: Nicole Benjamin
Real Estate: Rob Stolzman / Jonathan Sachs
Business & Corporate: Paul Campellone
Public Finance: Matthew Waters
Tax: Kathryn Windsor / Hans Lundsten
Trusts & Estates: David Riedel
Intellectual Property: Dan Holmander
Maritime: Josh Parks
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