Sally P. McDonald's practice is concentrated on business litigation. Sally is a 2009 graduate of Roger Williams University School of Law, where she was a member of the Executive Board of the Law Review in the position of Rhode Island Editor. She was also a member of the law school’s Honors Program.

Katharine E. Kohm practices in business litigation and construction law. She is a 2009 graduate of University of Richmond School of Law where she was Manuscripts Editor for the University of Richmond Law Review. Katie is a member of the bar of Rhode Island and Massachusetts.

Nicholas P. Brown practices primarily in the field of labor and employment law. He is a 2009 honors graduate of the University of Connecticut School of Law, where he was Executive Editor of the Connecticut Journal of International Law. He is a member of the bar of Massachusetts, New York and Rhode Island.

Christopher Little has a distinguished record within the New England legal community. Over the past 25 years he has been at the forefront of construction, commercial, and environmental law in the region. He practices extensively in complex commercial litigation and primarily represents owners and contractors in public and private construction projects.

Matthew F. Medeiros has nearly 40 years of experience in business dispute resolution throughout the country, including antitrust, securities, employment discrimination, contract, fraud and partnership and shareholder litigation. Matt has represented plaintiffs and defendants, in hundreds of lawsuits, involving literally billions of dollars of damages claims. He has a reputation for exhaustive trial preparation in complex litigation, particularly jury trials.

John E. Bulman has over 25 years experience in commercial and construction trial matters in Massachusetts, Rhode Island and other states. He has represented both private and public clients in jury and non-jury tirals and in arbitration and mediation proceedings in Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut, Pennsylvania, Vermont, Ohio and other states. For several years, he has been recognized by numerous client guides as one of the region's leading construction and litigation practitioners.

Christopher C. Whitney has been involved in most of the cutting-edge legal issues affecting the construction industry in the New England Region for the past 26 years.  He provides business and legal advice and dispute resolution services nationwide to all facets of the industry, including owners, developers, architects, engineers, construction managers, surety companies, subcontractors and suppliers. Chris is a Fellow of the American College of Construction Lawyers, one of the country's premier legal associations comprised of the top 1% of the construction bar in the United States.

John D. Deacon, Jr. has handled all types of business dispute resolution over a period of more than 35 years.  He represents plaintiffs and defendants, individuals and corporations of all sizes in trials and appeals in state and federal courts in Rhode Island and Massachusetts, as well as arbitrations. He has tried more than 50 cases to judgment, approximately half of which have been jury trials.

 

Scott K. Pomeroy focuses his practice on business dispute resolution in federal and state courts as well as litigation arising out of construction project disputes. He has represented businesses and individuals in cases involving contractual and fiduciary breaches, unfair trade practices, employment discrimination, CERCLA indemnification and contribution claims, professional negligence, trademark and patent infringement, as well as various tax, regulatory, and zoning issues.

R. Thomas Dunn concentrates his practice in construction law and business dispute resolution representing clients in various sectors of the construction industry, including power generation, utility and road work, painting, and plumbing and mechanical work. His experience includes matters involving differing site conditions, trade secrets, mechanics' liens and design-build contracts.