Decof, Decof & Barry, P.C. Blog

• USA Today Reports that the Maternal Death Rate in the U.S. is Rising, While the Rest of the World's is Falling

  Aug 2, 2018
  New mothers in the United States are increasingly at risk of suffering serious or even fatal ...
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• What to Bring When Meeting Providence, RI Injury Attorneys

  Jul 2, 2018
  You want to be as prepared as possible for your first meeting with a personal injury lawyer. Most ...
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• Securing Help Before You Settle a Case

  Jun 8, 2018
  n Providence, Rhode Island, medical malpractice laws follow state statutes, regulations regarding ...
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• Decof, Decof & Barry Wins $32M for Iraq War Veteran Left Paralyzed after a Swimming Accident at the University of Rhode Island

  Jun 4, 2018
  On Thursday, May 31, 2018, a Providence County, Rhode Island Superior Court jury awarded Iraq War ...
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• Steps in the Litigation Process

  May 16, 2018
  If you are considering contacting us for a Rhode Island or Massachusetts medical malpractice suit, ...
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• What are the Time Limits to Make a Wrongful Death Case?

  May 8, 2018
  In Rhode Island, the legislature has enacted the Rhode Island Wrongful Death Statute , also referred ...
  Posted By Donna M. Di Donato
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• What is the Timeline for a Personal Injury Suit?

  Apr 24, 2018
  “It depends.” This is a typical response given by a lawyer in response to any question, but there ...
  Posted By Douglas E. Chabot
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• Always Seek Experienced Legal Advice for Your State or Local Providence, RI Malpractice Case

  Apr 11, 2018
  Nothing is more important than good health. It can be devastating when a person’s health has been ...
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• What Happens When a Personal Injury Case Goes to Trial?

  Apr 10, 2018
  While most personal injury cases settle before trial, not all do. In particular, the complex cases ...
  Posted By Patrick C. Barry
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