Lynda L. Laing
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Work in Strauss, Factor, Laing & Lyons
Top Rated Family Law Attorney with 40 years of experience
Litigation, Commercial Law, Debtor & Creditor
One Davol Square, Suite 305, Providence, RI 02903
About Lynda L. Laing
Practice Areas
- Litigation
- Commercial Law
- Debtor & Creditor
Education
- Case Western Reserve University Law School, Cleveland, Ohio, 1983J.D.
- Albion College, Albion, Michigan, 1979A.B.
Representative Cases
- Anthony Corrado, Inc. v. Menard & Co. Bldg. Contractors ,(589 A.2d 1201(R.I. 1991) )
- Strauss, Factor, Hillman & Lopes, P.C. v. Kohler General Corp. ,(1987 WL 257409, 3 UCC Rep. Serv. 2d 466 (R.I. Dist Ct. 1987) )
- State of Maine v. Vincent Fiore ,(497 A.2d 298 (R.I. 1985) )
Classes and Seminars
- Lecturer, Collections and Bankruptcy, National Business Institute, 1988 - Present
- Lecturer, Collections and Bankruptcy, Rhode Island Bar Association, 1995 - Present
Qualifications
Bar Admissions
- Michigan, 1983
- Rhode Island, 1984
- U.S. District Court District of Rhode Island, 1985
Other Affiliations
- Inns of Court
- District Court Bench Bar, 1995 - Present (Chairperson)
- Supreme Court User Friendly Committee, 1997 - Present
- Commercial Law League of America
- National Association of Retail Collection Attorneys
- Rhode Island Bar Association Annual Meeting Committee, 1996 - Present
- American Bar Association
- District Court Constable Disciplinary Committee
- American Bankruptcy Institute
Articles
Published Works
- "The Federal Fair Debt Collection Practices Act Revised", 38 Rhode Island Bar Journal 3, December, 1989
- "An Overview of Article 6 of the Uniform Commercial Code", 36 Rhode Island Bar Journal 5, June, 1988
- "Fair Debt Collection Practices Act", 36 Rhode Island Bar Journal 18, October, 1987
Office Info
Other Colleagues
- 40 years of experienceBusiness Law, Personal Injury, Employment, Constitutional Law
- 13 years of experienceLitigation, Debtor & Creditor, Product Liability, Commercial Law
Nearby Lawyers
- Litigation
- Commercial Law
- Debtor & Creditor
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