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Wakefield Employment Law Firm
Overview
The Robinson & Clapham law firm in Wakefield, Rhode Island, advocates for the rights and interests of its clients. Through our additional office in Providence, we serve residents throughout Rhode Island who have legal needs in any of the following practice areas:
- Family law
- Employment law
- Personal injury
- Education law
All of our firm's attorneys were born and raised in Rhode Island. As such, each feels a special connection to our community...
The Robinson & Clapham law firm in Wakefield, Rhode Island, advocates for the rights and interests of its clients. Through our additional office in Providence, we serve residents throughout Rhode Island who have legal needs in any of the following practice areas:
- Family law
- Employment law
- Personal injury
- Education law
All of our firm's attorneys were born and raised in Rhode Island. As such, each feels a special connection to our community. By treating our clients with compassion and respect and providing personalized attention to their cases, we are able to better address their needs and provide them with a sense of peace in spite of their legal challenges.
At our law firm, our attorneys work as a team, combining their decades of legal experience to devise the most effective solutions possible for our clients. Through our efforts, we have achieved a long record of success, and we are proud of our service to the citizens of our state.
From resolving employment disputes to securing compensation for personal injury victims, and from helping families through their emotional legal challenges to assisting parents with their legal issues involving their special needs children, Robinson & Clapham is dedicated to our clients.
If you have a legal need related to one of our practice areas, you can contact our law firm to schedule a free initial consultation.
About Robinson & Clapham
Practice Areas
- Employment
- Representing Employers
- Employee Wage & Hour Claims
- Employment Discrimination
- Wrongful Termination/Severance Packages
- Unemployment Compensation
- COBRA Benefits
- FMLA Disputes
- Fair Labor Standards Act
- Whistleblower/Qui Tam
- Long Term disability denial
- Special Education Law
- Grandparents Tights
- Fathers Rights
- Divorce
- Custody
- Child Support
- Severance Agreements
Fees
Offers Free Initial Consultation
Accepts Credit Cards
Office Information
Address
24 Salt Pond RoadSuite A-8 Wakefield, RI 02879
Phone
Fax
- (401) 783-3670
Other Offices
Robinson & Clapham (Main Office) 123 Dyer St 1st Floor Providence, RI 02903 401-661-8287
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