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Attorney Ellison Selected as a Rising Star by Super Lawyers for the Third Year in a Row
Attorney Ellison Selected as a Rising Star by Super Lawyers for the Third Year in a Row

Attorney David Ellison has been selected to both the 2021 Rhode Island and Massachusetts Rising Stars list by Super Lawyers…

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Attorney Ellison Named Rising Star by Super Lawyers in Back to Back Years
Attorney Ellison Named Rising Star by Super Lawyers in Back to Back Years

Attorney David Ellison has been selected to both the 2020 Rhode Island and Massachusetts Rising Stars list by Super Lawyers…

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Attorney David Ellison’s Column on a Constitutional Right to Education in Rhode Island
Attorney David Ellison’s Column on a Constitutional Right to Education in Rhode Island

Attorney David Ellison wrote a guest column for GoLocalProv about the need for Rhode Island to have a constitutional right…

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What is the Process to Appeal a Suspension from the RMV in Massachusetts?
What is the Process to Appeal a Suspension from the RMV in Massachusetts?

There are various steps you can take to appeal a decision from the Registry of Motor Vehicles (RMV) in Massachusetts.…

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Attorney David Ellison Named Rising Star by Super Lawyers
Attorney David Ellison Named Rising Star by Super Lawyers

Attorney David Ellison has been selected to both the 2019 Rhode Island and Massachusetts Rising Stars list by Super Lawyers…

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Attorney David Ellison in the Sun Chronicle for Recent Not Guilty Verdict
Attorney David Ellison in the Sun Chronicle for Recent Not Guilty Verdict

Attorney David Ellison represented a client charged with Assault and Battery on an Intellectually Disabled Person, Assault and Battery by…

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Recent Changes to the Felony Threshold Amount for Property Crimes in the Massachusetts Criminal Justice Reform Act
Recent Changes to the Felony Threshold Amount for Property Crimes in the Massachusetts Criminal Justice Reform Act

The difference between a felony and a misdemeanor can be catastrophic for many people. A felony record has many collateral…

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What is the difference between direct and circumstantial evidence?
What is the difference between direct and circumstantial evidence?

Evidence at a trial or a hearing can include witness testimony, documents, photos, videos, exhibits and any facts that the…

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What is a Dangerousness Hearing In Massachusetts?
What is a Dangerousness Hearing In Massachusetts?

In Massachusetts, the prosecution can move to hold somebody without bail for up to 120 days. This means that the…

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What does beyond a reasonable doubt mean?
What does beyond a reasonable doubt mean?

In any criminal case. The prosecution has to prove their case against a defendant “beyond a reasonable doubt.” This is…

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