Practice Areas
The Rhode Island law firm, based on the East Side of Providence RI / Pawtucket RI serving clients from accross Rhode Island, Massashusets, and the Country, with over 50 years of experience, practices law in the following areas:
- Personal Injury
- Estate Contests
- Domestic Litigation
- Commercial Litigation
In terms of success, the bottom line is the one that’s the most important. The firm’s track record speaks for itself:
- 2009 and prior- repeated outstanding settlements, a few highlights:
- $675,000 verdict won in a wrongful death civil suit
- $3,100,000 succesfully negotiated lifetime settlement
- $1,175,000 settlement won in a product defect case
- $2,200,000 settlement won in a Federal Court case that six other attorneys turned down!
- $1,500,000 succesfully negotiated in lifetime payments in a medical malpractice suit
- $1.300,000 jury verdict
won for client
- Member of the Million Dollar Advocates Club
To earn these record setting awards, Thomas W. Pearlman relies on hard work, detailed preparation, a thorough knowledge of the judicial process and a no-nonsense presentation style. During his long career, Tom has taken on tough cases, fought against huge law firms representing very big companies and won.
When you need legal representation, Thomas W. Pearlman invites you to visit his office for a free consultation.
Please call Tom personally, toll free at 1-800-230-4050 ext. 107, and he will tell you if he can help you get the full settlement you deserve.
Disclaimer: The materials on this site have been prepared by The Law Offices of Thomas W. Pearlman for informational purposes and do not constitute legal advice. Readers should not act on the information contained in these materials without first seeking legal or other professional advice. In addition, this and any linked information is not intended to create a lawyer-client relationship with The Law Offices of Thomas W. Pearlman or any attorney therein.
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