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Phone: (401) 849-3040

Address: 130 Bellevue Ave, Newport, RI 02840

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Criminal Defense
At Sayer Regan & Thayer, LLP, with offices in Newport and Wakefield, we have more than 25 years of experience defending people against criminal charges in Rhode Island and southeastern Massachusetts. Our criminal defense team includes a former prosecutor, so we fully understand our opponents’ positions in these cases.
DUI/DWI
We are experienced in defending clients against driving under the influence (DUI) charges, sometimes referred to as driving while intoxicated (DWI). Breathalyzer tests are not always accurate, and we are prepared to challenge breath test evidence as part of our DUI defense strategy. In addition to defending against drunk driving charges, we defend against related charges such as Breathalyzer test refusal, reckless driving and driving with a suspended license.
Wrongful Death
We focus on providing outstanding legal service and helping our clients achieve their goals. We understand that our cases are about people and families. Your case will receive personal care and attention — a service of lasting value. We have a reputation for success in even the most serious injury cases. We also stand up for the rights of families that have lost loved ones due to wrongful death.
Traffic Violations
Theft
Drug Crimes
Assault
Shoplifting
Restraining Order

Business and Corporate Law

Corporate Law
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“Rhode Island Judiciary Conference on Drunk Driving Laws”, 1994; “Admiralty Law for the General Practitioner”, Rhode Island Bar Association, 1996; “Maritime Torts”, Rhode Island Bar Association, 1996; “Evictions and Landlord/Tenant Law in Rhode Island”, National Business Institute (NBI), 1999; “Rhode Island Boundary Law”, NBI, 2004; “Boundary Disputes”, NBI, 2006; “Real Estate Litigation In Rhode Island”, NBI, 2007; “Boot Camp – Foreclosure and Loan Workout Procedures”, NBI, 2012; “Rhode Island Foreclosures and Workouts”, NBI, 2013; “Rhode Island Commercial Real Estate Brokers Lien Act, Presentation to Rhode Island Commercial and Appraisal Board of Realtors, 2013; Co-Author, “Admiralty Law for the General Practitioner”, Rhode Island Bar Association, 1996.
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Landlord-Tenant Disputes
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Condominium Law
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Wills
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