Bernard P. Healy

Attorney Healy graduated from Suffolk Law School Cum Laude. Attorney Healy worked in jewelry factories and as an iron worker while attending college and Law school. After working as a partner for a large insurance defense firm, he turned to solo practice protecting your rights. Attorney Healy makes his clients his first priority. You will always meet directly with him, not with a paralegal or a less experienced attorney. He will walk you step by step through all of your legal options, and gladly answer any questions that you have about your case. Attorney Healy will tell you how the Law works for you. “I want you as a client for life.”

Providence College

1972 - present

Suffolk University Law School

LL.D. (1978)

Attorney Healy worked in jewelry factories and as an iron worker while attending college and Law school.

Honors: Cum Laude.

Member

Rhode Island Bar Association

1978 - Current

All Rhode Island Courts

RI Bar Assoc

Rhode Island State Bar

Member

Current

AMA Military Pro Bono Project

member

2010 - Current

Activities: volunteer attorney

Military Pro Bono Project

Pro Bono Lawyer

2009 - Current

Activities: The ABA Military Pro Bono Project accepts case referrals from military attorneys on behalf of junior-enlisted, active-duty military personnel and their families with civil legal problems, and it places these cases with pro bono attorneys where the legal assistance is needed. The Project is also the platform for Operation Stand-By, through which military attorneys may seek attorney-to-attorney advice to better assist their service member clients. If you are a service member, veteran, or military family member in need of legal assistance, visit ABA Home Front (http://www.americanbar.org/portals/public_resources/aba_home_front.html

The Rhode Island Bar Association United States Armed Forces Legal Services Project

Member

2010 - 2012

Activities: The Rhode Island Bar Association United States Armed Forces Legal Services Project is specifically designed to provide those serving in the military and their families with legal assistance. Coordinated with the Attorney-Advisor at the Office of the Staff Judge Advocate, volunteer attorneys directly represent military personnel by accepting civil law cases including family law, probate issues, landlord/tenant, real estate, contracts, consumer, bankruptcy, collections, employment, immigration/naturalization, and income tax. For additional information on this project, contact the Lawyer Referral Service at: (401) 421-7799 or by emaileking@ribar.com.

Rhode Island

Since 1977

• Free Consultation
  Many issues can be resolved in a phone call. Please don't hesitate to call. I return all calls the same day. 721-2260
• Contingent Fees
  You do not pay attorney's fees in Workers' Compensation cases. Personal injury and other forms of litigation are most often handled on a contingency fee basis. I am only paid a portion of the funds actually received.

• Personal Injury
• Employment Law
• Workers' Compensation
• Construction Law
• Insurance Claims

• Car Accidents
• Employee's Rights
• General Civil
• Insurance Bad Faith