Richard A. Pacia - a Pawtucket, Rhode Island (RI) Personal Injury Defense Lawyer

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Updated: 02/15/2026

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By Nathalie G. on Apr. 14, 2026
Hired Attorney 2025-2026

I had a very disappointed experience with attorney Richard Pacia. He was unprofessional, disorganized, and failed to communicate effectively throughout our case. We ultimately lost confidence in his ability to represent us and made the decision to terminate his services. We requested a partial refund, but he refused to return any portion of our fees, claiming all work had been completed. Based on our experience, his lack of organization and poor communication make an already stressful situation worse. I would not recommend his services.

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By Anonymous on Jun. 22, 2022
Hired Attorney 2021-2022

I got rear ended last year got referred to this lawyer Richard A Pacia a whole year and a half I still have not seen a dollar insurance summited payment for my vehicle total loss of 3,500 and I have not yet seen that money on top of that I have still not got anything from chiropractor really not professional at all been reaching out back to back and nothing no one getting back to me wouldn't recommend this lawyer to anyone there's really some funny business behind this lawyer.

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Pawtucket, RI

50 Power Road
Pawtucket, RI 02860

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Phone Number: (401) 727-2242

Website: http://www.pacialawoffices.com

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Richard A. Pacia - Pawtucket, RI