At Robinson & Clapham, we represent the rights and interests of clients throughout Rhode Island. Call 401-400-3841 for a consultation.
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At Robinson & Clapham, we represent the rights and interests of clients throughout Rhode Island. Call 401-400-3841 for a consultation.
Robinson & Clapham, located in Providence, Rhode Island, is highly regarded in the fields of Employment Law, Family Law, and Personal Injury Law. Clients consistently praise the firm for its professionalism, empathy, and integrity, highlighting the exceptional communication and support provided by attorneys like Vicki Bejma and Noelle Clapham. Many reviewers express their gratitude for the compassionate and knowledgeable representation they received, noting that their legal journeys were made significantly easier and less stressful thanks to the dedicated efforts of the Robinson & Clapham team.
I would like to thank Vicki Bejma for her outstanding legal work on my unemployment case that – after receiving 2 denials from the state (without legal representation) – came through victorious. From the start Vicki was persistent in her good communication with me. And while reviewing my case, she was found angles into my case that were fair and just, while giving me a fighting chance at having my case reversed. If you are on the market for a lawyer, please consider Vicki and the Robinson & Clapham team. This was my first experience in sourcing a lawyer and it was a very good one.
The Robinson & Clapham law firm is one of the most professional firms I’ve ever worked with and truly a refreshing experience. They have the perfect balance of professionalism, empathy and integrity, making you feel at ease from the moment you enter the firm!
Robinson & Clapham handled a difficult divorce for me. Noelle was a knowledgeable professional. She was also very attentive and caring due to the nature of this emotional process. I highly recommend this law firm.
