Statutory Rights Providence

Statutory Rights Providence

Victims' Rights Rhode Island

Statutory rights providence ensures that individuals are protected from unfair and arbitrary treatment by the government. It gives citizens certain rights and privileges that cannot be taken away without due process of law. These rights are enshrined in laws, regulations, and other documents such as constitutions. Statutory rights can include the right to a fair trial, freedom from discrimination, access to healthcare, education services, and protection from exploitation. The scope of these rights varies depending on the jurisdiction in which they are enacted but typically cover fundamental human needs and freedoms. It is essential that all citizens are aware of their statutory rights in order to ensure they receive equitable treatment under the law.

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Reviews for Parker Lipman


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Alex Ritchie

(5)

I would recommend Parker Lipman and Dan Lipman specifically to anyone with a personal injury or malpractice claim--and we decided together not to pursue my claim! Dan spoke with me for over an hour, clearly explaining all the costs, risks, and potential benefits involved. Without trying to talk me into anything, it became clear from our discussion that the costs and risks to me personally of bringing my claim greatly outweighed the potential recovery -- bringing a claim was not be in my best interest. His advice was invaluable, and I was so happy that I spoke with him. I can now move on with my life knowing that I properly pursued my legal options. Dan is empathetic, reasonable, humble, and clearly an expert. I'm a lawyer , but I learned so much from our conversation. Most important - he is ethical and honest! He clearly tells it like it is - what clients need to hear not just what they want to hear!

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Jordan Conner

(5)

Professionally, I work with a large percentage of the Personal Injury attorneys in Colorado. Every single one of them knows, respects, trusts, and speaks highly of, Dan and Lorraine. They both have decades of experience, are leaders in the field of law, and, most importantly, are not afraid to go to trial to fight on behalf of their clients. If I ever had a case that needed attention, Dan and Lorraine would be my first call, because I know that I can trust them.

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Fabienne Sprecher

(2)

No response to my Online Inquiry Request. No responses to my 2 phone calls + A virtual Wake-Up call I've made this early morning. They do listen to your story and mention that they will call you back...what NEVER happened in my case. Until ->I

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VinnyJames O.

(1)

Got referred to this place by 3 different attorneys. I spoke with Evelyn who isn't even an attorney who gave me the run around and improper information on 3 different occasions. (I believe I spoke with her 6 months ago as well - where she discouraged me. I did what she said and got insurance and a Dr) Said she was going to call back and never did.The Dr who messed my life up works with professional athletes like Roger Federer, Serena Williams and USWNT players.

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Roger Mecca

(5)

Excellent team of attorneys. They are extremely detailed and listen to your concerns and questions. It's clear their main concern is your well being and ensuring your case is thoroughly handled, not simply processed so they can move on to the next client. An outstanding law firm!

Frequently Asked Questions

Victims of sexual abuse may be eligible to pursue civil suits against the abuser and/or any other party that enabled or failed to prevent the abuse. Depending on the state, they may also be able to sue for emotional distress, loss of consortium, and punitive damages.
An experienced lawyer can provide guidance on how to best pursue legal action under applicable laws, understand the nuances of the court system, and build a strong case based on relevant facts and evidence. Additionally, they can advocate for their clients’ interests both in and out of court.
Statutory rights may entitle victims of sexual abuse to financial compensation for medical expenses, lost wages from time away from work due to injuries or mental trauma, as well as pain and suffering damages. In some cases punitive damages may also be available.