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Patricia Hennessy featured in On Record PR podcast to discuss how education law can serve the diverse needs of children

May 13, 2024 by Melissa Maichle

Patricia Hennessy, co-chair of the firm’s Education Law Group, was featured in Season 5: Episode 141 of the podcast On Record PR where she discussed how education law can serve the diverse needs of children. An education reform activist and…

Kelly Mayer-Rebello publishes article in Journal of Health & Biomedical Law

May 8, 2024 by Melissa Maichle

Kelly C. Mayer-Rebello published “Health Law—Prosecutorial Interpretation No Longer Enough as Subjective Standard Set for Conviction of Physicians Under the Controlled Substances Act – United States v. Ruan, 56 F.4th 1291 (11th Cir. 2023)” in the 2023 Journal of Health…

Christopher Barrett Quoted in “Avalon Lifeguards Sue Borough to Gain Pensions” in Cape May County Herald

April 19, 2024 by Melissa Maichle

Christopher Barrett was quoted in “Avalon Lifeguards Sue Borough to Gain Pensions” in the Cape May County Herald on April 9. The article discusses a lawsuit in which a group of veteran lifeguards sued the Borough of Avalon asking a…

Taino Palermo Featured in “Elevating Conversations Around Indigenous Peoples’ Rights” in Roger Williams University School of Law Alumni Newsletter

February 5, 2024 by Melissa Maichle

Taino Palermo is featured in “Elevating Conversations Around Indigenous Peoples’ Rights” in the Roger Williams University School of Law (RWU Law) Alumni Newsletter. Co-founder and legal director of the Center for Indigenous Peoples Rights (CIPR), Tai, who is also an…

Zachary Lyons and Barton Gilman’s New Immigration Practice Featured in Law360 Article

June 5, 2023 by Melissa Maichle

Zachary Lyons and Barton Gilman’s new immigration practice were featured in the Law360 Article “Barton Gilman Launches Nationwide Immigration Practice” on May 23. An immigration lawyer since graduating from Roger Williams University School of Law, Zach most recently worked at…

Vincent Averaimo Quoted in “Bitcoin for a house? CT experts say to proceed with caution” in CT Insider

June 29, 2022 by Melissa Maichle

Vincent Averaimo was quoted in “Bitcoin for a house? CT experts say to proceed with caution” in CT Insider on June 17, 2022. The article discusses the listing of a home for sale in Westport, CT, which includes the language…

Matt Plain featured in Rhode Island Foundation magazine article “One person’s mission to improve our schools”

February 28, 2022 by Melissa Maichle

Matt Plain is featured in “One person’s mission to improve our schools,” which appears in the Winter 2022 issue of Giving Changes Everything, a magazine published by the Rhode Island Foundation. The article highlights Matt’s passion for improving education. A…

O’Neill published in The Oxford Handbook of U.S. Education Law

January 13, 2022 by Jackie

Paul T. O’Neill has co-authored a chapter in The Oxford Handbook of U.S. Education Law entitled, “Students with Disabilities and School Choice.” Paul is one of the nation’s foremost experts on the legal issues impacting education reform. His professional experience spans…

Six Barton Gilman Attorneys Named 2021 Best Lawyers

August 20, 2020 by Jackie

The following Barton Gilman attorneys have been named 2021 Best Lawyers: Best Lawyers in America Pamela S. Gilman has been recognized since 2012 as a Best Lawyer in America for Personal Injury Litigation Defense in Massachusetts. Francis A. Connor, III…

Gillis authors analysis on Rawan v. Continental Casualty for MassDLA

June 22, 2020 by Jackie

Derek M. Gillis authored the article, “Rawan v. Continental Casualty Company and the Future of Consent-to-Settle Litigation,” for the Massachusetts Defense Lawyers Association’s (MassDLA) newsletter. The article explores the Supreme Judicial Court’s unanimous opinion in Rawan v. Continental Casualty Company, 483…

Paul T. O’Neill opinion piece in NJ Star Ledger on special education contracts

April 29, 2020 by Jackie

Paul T. O’Neill has written and opinion piece for the New Jersey Star Ledger. The article, “Outrageous NJ school contracts make parents promise not to sue,” reports that some New Jersey schools are requiring parents of students with disabilities to…

Matt Plain and Greg Vanden-Eykel education decision noted in Rhode Island Lawyers Weekly

March 15, 2019 by Jackie

Barton Gilman attorneys, Matthew R. Plain and Greg Vanden-Eykel, recently obtained a favorable decision on behalf of their client, which was covered as the headline article, “Regional school district must reimburse ‘Met’ tech school,” in the March 11, 2019 issue of…

Alex Chiulli speaks to Legably founder in latest column for Rhode Island Inno

January 16, 2018 by Jackie

In C. Alexander Chiulli’s most recent “Remarkable Rhode Island(ers)” column, appearing in Rhode Island Inno on January 11, 2018, he speaks to Daniel P. Reilly, CEO and cofounder of Legably. For the full article, please click here. Alex launched the…

Alex Chiulli establishes monthly column with Rhode Island Inno

October 25, 2017 by joecomeau

C. Alexander Chiulli has launched a monthly column, called “Remarkable Rhode Island(ers),” in Rhode Island Inno where will be speaking with local entrepreneurs and innovators in Rhode Island to chronicle their Ocean State happenings. Rhode Island Inno is a new…

Personnel Practices: Age Discrimination in the Workplace

July 11, 2017 by joecomeau

Check out C. Alexander Chiulli‘s most recent Personnel Practices article, “Age Discrimination in the Workplace,” in the Rhode Island Small Business Journal.

Pamela Gilman quoted in Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly article on high-low agreement decision

June 27, 2017 by joecomeau

Pamela Slater Gilman was recently quoted in the Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly article, “Absent misrepresentation, high-low agreement stands.” The article provides summary and analysis of a recent Massachusetts Superior Court decision in a medical malpractice case where Plaintiffs were seeking to…

Pamela Gilman featured in ED Legal Letter article “Is Everything in ED’s EMR Admissible? Court Rulings Vary”

June 1, 2017 by joecomeau

Pamela Slater Gilman is quoted in the June 2017 issue of ED Legal Letter regarding increasing issues surrounding the admissibility of electronic medical records (EMRs). In the article Gilman notes that issues around EMR admissibility can occur during the discovery…

Frank Connor quoted in Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly Cover Story

February 7, 2017 by joecomeau

Barton Gilman’s co-managing partner, Francis A. Connor, III, was recently quoted by Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly in its cover story “Midsize firms luring ‘Big Law’ clients.” The article highlights the growing number of corporate legal departments that are transitioning from big…

Greg Vanden-Eykel featured in Rhode Island Lawyers Weekly article on slip-and-fall case

September 15, 2016 by joecomeau

Greg Vanden-Eykel was featured in the Rhode Island Lawyers Weekly article, “Indemnity allowed in slip-and-fall suit,” related to the indemnification clause in a winter services contract between an assisted living facility and landscaping contractor. The contract required the landscaping contractor…

Chiulli featured in Rhode Island Lawyers Weekly article about internet filtering for schools

September 1, 2016 by joecomeau

PROVIDENCE – C. Alexander Chiulli was prominently featured in the Rhode Island Lawyers Weekly article, “Providence lawyer hopes new law fosters more balanced internet-filtering for schools,” related to new state legislation that seeks to alleviate concerns by library organizations, school…