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Attorney, entrepreneur, and Roger Williams University School of Law alumnus Rob Levine recently returned to his alma mater to speak...
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Kelsey Craveiro, Managing Attorney of our Veterans Disability Division, will be attending and speaking at the National Organization of Veterans...
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