Darrow Everett, LLP - Lawyers - Providence MA

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DarrowEverett served as lead council for the permitting and development of a grocery super store chain located in Cranston, Rhode Island.

DarrowEverett represented the Greater Providence YMCA in connection with the expansion and renovation of the Bayside YMCA located in Barrington, Rhode Island.

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We have committed ourselves to assisting our clients in making well-informed, productive and ultimately successful decisions on all issues that come before them.

We take pride in on our ability to provide each client with the attention to detail and high level of service that their transactions require, while at the same time providing practical and business-oriented advice and solutions.

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