Law Offices of Matthew T. Marin, Esq.

The Law Office of James P. Howe, located in Wakefield, Rhode Island, has been providing quality legal representation since 1982, specializing in personal injury and criminal defense. With a commitment to professionalism and high ethical standards, the firm offers aggressive and cost-effective representation tailored to the unique needs of each client. In addition to personal injury and criminal law, the firm addresses a range of legal issues, including traffic offenses, civil disputes, and probate litigation. The experienced team, led by Attorney James Howe and his associates, prides itself on maintaining open communication and individualized attention for every client. Generated from the website

Attorney James Howe personally and directly represents every person, employee, consumer, and all clients who retain his services. In the Rhode Island Personal Injury field, Attorney Howe handles all types of cases including motor vehicle accidents, slip/fall, and product defects. He has considerable experience dealing with the vast majority of insurance companies. Jim Howe has expertise in many areas, including false advertising, discrimination, unfair competition, fraud, and unfair business practices. The Law Offices of James P. Howe offers a free initial consultation and home; hospital, evening and weekend appointments may be arranged. Attorney Howe has developed a reputation for honesty, hard-work and excellence. He strives to settle cases promptly and effectively. However, he represents his clients vigorously and zealously. He looks forward to the honor of representing you. Please call now and speak with him.

The Marin Barrett and Murphy Law Firm, located in Wakefield, RI, is a premier criminal defense firm comprised of experienced attorneys Kensley Barrett, Stefanie Murphy, Matthew Marin, Jason Ollman, Angelica Bovis, and Danielle Marin. With a combined experience of over 60 years, they focus on providing aggressive and dedicated representation for a wide range of criminal charges, including DUI, drug offenses, domestic violence, and white-collar crimes. Generated from the website