Sylvan, LLC v. The Town of Narragansett, et al.
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KSP Lawyers Recognized in Rhode Island Monthly’s Professional Excellence in Law Awards 2020 issue.
Rhode Island Monthly asked Rhode Island licensed lawyers to vote for their peers in a range of law practice areas. Nominated and chosen by their peers, these honorees exemplify the leading local lawyers in their respective areas of practice, from general counsel and personal injury to civil litigation and criminal defense. View the complete list at Rhode
KSRP Represents Cashman Equipment Corporation in Sakonnet River Bridge Trial
While the construction of the Sakonnet River Bridge – the bridge connecting Portsmouth and Tiverton, Rhode Island – has been completed since 2013, litigation continues between the contractor and subcontractors tasked with its construction. Even before trial, this decade long case has already reached the Rhode Island Supreme Court twice. Since October 29, 2019, KSRP
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McKee gets approvals on path to second phase of Hidden Meadows project
CUMBERLAND – The Planning Board last week approved amending a preliminary plan for developer Jim McKee’s Hidden Meadows residential project near the Diamond Hill Reservoir. Instead of installation of lights for phase one of the project being required to secure building permits for phase two, McKee now will be allowed to pay the Partnership for
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Town’s emergency building moratorium restricted by court order
NARRAGANSETT – A little more than a week after its unanimous passage by the town council, the town’s emergency moratorium on all new building permits will face heavy modifications per order of the court. In Washington County Superior Court on Friday, a consent agreement was issued that will restrict enforcement of the emergency measure in
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Town, McKee differ on language of zoning ordinance
Developer Jim McKee told the Zoning Board of Review on Tuesday that he misinterpreted a local zoning ordinance, resulting in him constructing a home on Rockyroad Avenue that does not conform to the town’s requirements. McKee, whose company Summit Builders has been working on extending Rockyroad Avenue to add additional homes, came before the board
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