Duffy & Sweeney and US Trust hosted a business forum for a select group of privately held business owners at the Wannamoisett Country Club with a panel discussion and afternoon […]
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The girls from the 2017 Duffy & Sweeney Recreation Fastpitch softball team gather after their first game under the lights last month. The girls are looking forward to a competitive
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D&S partner Amy Oakley has recently joined the board of directors of Skills for Rhode Island’s Future and will serve as the corporate secretary. The organization is a nonprofit public-private
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Members of the Duffy & Sweeney team — including attorneys, support staff, and their families— turned out for the Amos House “Get Gored For Good” event on Sunday, April 30th
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Patrick Guida has again served as the planning co-chair and will be a featured speaker at the upcoming program: Commercial Lending Today. The annual conference of the American Law Institute
Duffy & Sweeney is pleased to be a sponsor of ACG Boston’s Networking Night in (East) Providence at the Squantum Club on May 10th. See full event info and registration
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In a March 2017 decision that offers clear guidance to employers in the state, the Rhode Island Supreme Court addressed the limits of individual liability under the Fair Employment Practices
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Guest Column by Stacey Nakasian | Successful businesses secure patents for their inventions, trademarks for their brand designations and copyrights for their original works, but they sometimes overlook a fourth
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By Lawyers Weekly Pat Murphy | More and more, midsize and boutique firms are finding themselves to be the better option for corporate clients that increasingly are questioning the value
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The case involved a South Carolina client that advertised a crane for sale over the Internet and ultimately sold the crane to a company in Rhode Island. When the Rhode
Mike Sweeney Participates in Exit Planning Roundtable
D&S Recognized by Best Law Firms in 17 Practice Areas for 2025
