Matthew O'Connell

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Biography

Master in Chancery, 1970. Commissioner, 1965-1974 and Chairman, 1967-1974, Board of Public Safety, City of Warwick. Member, Judicial Council, State of Rhode Island, 1975-1987. Chairman, Judicial Council, State of Rhode Island, 1980-1987.

Areas of Practice (4)

  • Plumbing Law
  • Power Tools
  • Furniture
  • Fire Alarms

Education & Credentials

University Attended:
Acadia University, B.S., 1952
Law School Attended:
Massachusetts School of Law, J.D., 1959
Year of First Admission:
1960
Admission:
1960, New Jersey; 1971, California; 2001, New York
Memberships:
New Jersey State Bar Association.
Military:
Captain, U.S. Naval Reserve, JAGC
Languages:
Japanese
Birth Information:
Biloxi, Mississippi, June 24 1935
Reported Cases:
State v. Brennan 526 A2d 483 (1987, R.I.); Estate of Tavares v. City of Providence and Merandi.
ISLN:
918111621

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