This March, Robert A. D'Amico, II was unanimously nominated to join the Board of Directors for Junior Achievement of Rhode Island and has graciously accepted this nomination. He looks forward to working with the other board members...
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Robert A. D'Amico, II Joins the Board of Junior Achievement
D'Amico Burchfield Sponsors and Participates in the 26th Annual Junior Achievment Achieve-A-Bowl
D'Amico Burchfield was the Gold Sponsor for JA's 26th Annual Achieve-A-Bowl, the largest fundraising event of the year for Junior Achievement. Through personal contributions as well as the gracious support from family and friends, the team was able to raise...
A Providence Superior Court jury awarded a Cranston woman, who was severely injured after being struck by a firework almost $400.0000.
A Providence Superior Court jury awarded a Cranston woman, who was severely injured after being struck by a firework almost $400.0000. The incident happened on July 3, 2005 at a Johnston, RI party.
The woman was hit on her right side and face by a commercial grade firework and...
Rhode Island Lawyers Weekly
Robert A. D'Amico II Named Lawyer of the Year
The afermath of one of largest verdicts of 2006 has resulted in one of this year’smost significant court rulings in DeMarco, et al. v. Travelers Insurance Co., et al.
A Providence County Superior Court jury in 2006 had awarded $2.1million to aman whose leg was crushed in a pickup truck...
November 19, 2007 - The following article was featured in Lawyers Weekly.
Employer liable for injury caused by off-duty worker
Employee exceeded limitations on use of company truck
An employer could be held liable for injuries sustained by a passenger in a company truck driven by an off-duty employee, the Rhode Island Supreme Court has decided.
The defendant employer argued that because he had limited the employee's authority to use the truck, which the employee...
September 18, 2007 - The following article was featured in the Providence Journal.
Charges against Paz are dropped
WARWICK — A judge dismissed the domestic-violence charges against former boxer Vinny Paz in Kent County District Court yesterday, rendering the initial conversation the alleged victim had with police inadmissible after the woman failed to appear in court.
“[Paz’s right] to confront the...
October 9, 2006 - The following article was featured in Lawyers Weekly.
Car crash victim compensated with $2.1M verdict
On the eve of trial, plaintiff's lawyer Mark W. Dana of Providence received a $550,000 settlement offer on behalf of his client, a 42-year-old father of two whose leg was crushed in a pickup truck accident.
Dana rejected the half-million-dollar sum - a decision that, in retrospect, proved...
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