Injury Law Firm profile

Sheeley Law, LLC

Website title: RI Lawyer | Personal Injury & Criminal Lawyer | Ann Sheeley

7 Waterman Ave, North Providence, RI 02911

About this firm

Need results? Contact RI Lawyer, Ann Sheeley. Offices in Newport, Providence, North Providence, Pawtucket and Warwick. Free Consultations.

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Public firm information

Primary category
Personal injury attorney
City and state
North Providence, Rhode Island
Full address
7 Waterman Ave, North Providence, RI 02911
Primary phone
+1 401-619-5555
Business emails
asheeley@sheeleylaw.comcsheeley@sheeleylaw.com
Official website
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Practice and service categories

  • General practice attorney
  • Trial attorney

Accessibility information

  • Wheelchair Accessible Parking Lot

Amenities and service options

  • Planning: Appointments Recommended
  • Amenities: Restroom

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