Category: Education

This Halloween is a little extra scary and unique with the Rhode Island COVID-19 challenges. We are all struggling right now to keep our kids and families safe. Today, I thought I would try to emphasize some guidelines for Saturday. Trick-or-Treat and … Continue reading →

Did you know that you may be entitled to compensation for scarring after a Rhode Island or Massachusetts personal injury? Any type of personal injury – auto accidents, dog bites, and even slip-and-fall accidents can entitle you money damages for … Continue reading →

Did you know that after a Rhode Island or Massachusetts one category of damages that the insurance companies often do not tell you about is called “mental pain and suffering”? May is known as Mental Health Month, and each year, … Continue reading →

Want to know what upsets a jury? In my experience as a Rhode Island personal injury lawyer, there is nothing a jury dislikes more than serious injury or death resulting from alcohol use in a drunk driver or other at … Continue reading →

With decades of experience handling personal injury cases throughout Southern New England, our law firm has seen some strange cases. Some of the strangest circumstances involve social media. If you have a potential Rhode Island or Massachusetts personal injury claim, please … Continue reading →

What are some of the methods to minimize a personal injury this winter season? Wintertime in Rhode Island and southeastern Massachusetts brings rushed shoppers, winter driving conditions, and slippery roads and walkways. Rhode Island Slip and Fall Lawyer Advice In winter, … Continue reading →

One of the biggest hints that summer is almost over is approaching us – back to school. The school year is also a reminder to everyone that school buses will now be on the roads more often than they were … Continue reading →

Happy Summer Solstice! There are two types of people, the ones who love summer, and the people who are wrong. Thursday, June 21st marked the first day of summer, also known as the summer solstice. With longer and warmer days … Continue reading →

“The number one rule when you step into the court is that it all happens before you step into the court,” was one of the many pieces of advice that the Toll Gate High School Mock Trial team received from … Continue reading →

In honor of Black History Month, the Bottaro Law Firm, LLC pays tribute to a few notable African American jurists that made a difference in our courts and in our nation. Dennis Wayne Archer An African American lawyer and politician … Continue reading →