Bristol County Municipal Lawyers

Christopher A. D'Ovidio, is the principal of D'Ovidio Law. His practice focuses on land use, zoning, environmental and property law, municipal and administrative law, corporate formation, wills and estates and general practice and litigation. He serves as General Counsel to Pawtuxet River Authority. In addition to his practice of law, he is a professor of land use law at Roger Williams University School of Law. Christopher was formerly assistant solicitor for the Town of New Shoreham, attorney for the Conservation Law Foundation and environmental scientist and engineering technician for the Rhode Island Department of Environmental Management. ...

Stephen currently serves as the Town Solicitor in the Towns of Lincoln and Warren, Rhode Island. He also represents a variety of businesses and private clients in the area of zoning and land use. Stephen possesses a background in law enforcement and has extensive experience in criminal matters and labor relations, including contract negotiations, grievance arbitrations, and employee discipline. Stephen is a graduate of Roger Williams University School of Law, cum laude. While attending law school, Stephen served as a Judicial Extern for the Honorable Francis X. Flaherty in the Rhode Island Supreme Court and was...

Practicing Attorney for 20 years in the State of Rhode Island. Trial experience in civil and criminal jury trials. Served as Assistant City Solicitor for two years and member of local zoning board for 5 years.

Mr. Kilpatrick is a member of the Rhode Island and Massachusetts Bar Associations and sits on the Rhode Island Federal Bench/Bar Committee. He is also a member of the Federal Bar Association, where he serves as the current President of the Rhode Island Chapter. He is a member of the American Association for Justice and the Rhode Island Association for Justice, where he serves on the Board of Governors. Mr. Kilpatrick is also a member of the National Employment Lawyers Association, and has been a featured speaker for the National Business Institute and the Rhode Island Bar Association on issues...