Personalized Representation
No two accidents are the same. Your Providence personal injury lawyer builds a strategy around your injuries, your work, and your family.
Injuries can turn your life upside down. Our downtown office is close to Rhode Island Hospital and I-95, easy to reach by car, bus, or on foot, with parking nearby.
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Can’t travel because of your injuries? Your Providence personal injury lawyer can meet with you by phone. You can also see all of our office locations or meet our legal team.
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Plenty of firms handle injury cases. What sets a Providence personal injury lawyer at Sobo & Sobo apart is the combination of long experience and personal attention.
No two accidents are the same. Your Providence personal injury lawyer builds a strategy around your injuries, your work, and your family.
You pay nothing upfront and nothing unless we win. Our fee comes out of your settlement or verdict.
More than 50 years of results, thousands of cases won, and a 98% success rate with accepted injury cases.
We know Providence roads, from Broad Street to Atwells Avenue, and how claims move through Providence County Superior Court.
Our team includes Spanish-speaking attorneys and staff, so you understand every detail of your case.
Accidents don’t follow business hours. You can reach our team any time, day or night.
From crashes on I-95 to falls in a grocery store on Smith Street, our Providence personal injury attorneys help people hurt by someone else’s carelessness across Providence County. Whatever happened, a Providence personal injury lawyer can review the facts and explain your options.
Providence has some of the busiest intersections in Rhode Island. Crashes on Broadway, Broad Street, Allens Avenue, Route 6, and Route 10 are often caused by distracted driving, speeding, and drivers who fail to yield.
As Providence car accident lawyers, we handle rear-end collisions, intersection crashes, hit-and-runs, and accidents involving pedestrians and cyclists in downtown crosswalks and school zones.
Rhode Island is an at-fault insurance state, which means the driver who caused the crash and their insurer are responsible for your losses. Learn more about our car accident representation and our broader motor vehicle accident practice.
Motorcyclists face increased danger in city traffic, where drivers change lanes without looking or turn across a rider’s path. With so little protection, injuries are often severe.
A Providence motorcycle accident lawyer at Sobo & Sobo gathers the evidence to show what really happened and pursues compensation for medical bills, lost wages, and pain and suffering. See how our motorcycle accident lawyers help riders recover.
With shipping routes, the Port of Providence, and industrial areas along Allens Avenue, trucks share the road with commuters every day. Collisions on I-95 and surrounding commercial roads often lead to catastrophic injuries.
These claims often involve several responsible parties, including the driver, the trucking company, and the company that loaded the cargo. As a Providence truck accident lawyer team, we move quickly to preserve logbooks, maintenance records, and electronic data, then hold negligent trucking companies and their insurers accountable. Read more about commercial and semi-truck accident claims.
Uneven sidewalks, wet floors, and unsafe staircases cause serious falls in grocery stores, gas stations, restaurants, and apartment complexes, especially during icy New England winters.
Property owners in Rhode Island must keep their spaces reasonably safe. When they don’t, a Providence slip and fall lawyer can help prove the owner knew, or should have known, about the hazard that caused your fall. Explore our slip and fall accident services.
Construction sites, warehouses, and factories in the Providence area carry real risks: falls from scaffolding, equipment failures, and falling objects.
Workers’ compensation may cover part of your losses, but a third party such as a subcontractor or equipment manufacturer may also be responsible. A Providence construction accident lawyer can pursue both workers’ comp and personal injury claims and explain how the two work together. Learn about our construction accident practice.
When a doctor, nurse, or hospital fails to meet the accepted standard of care, the results can change a patient’s life. Misdiagnosis, surgical errors, medication mistakes, and birth injuries all require careful review by medical experts.
A Providence medical malpractice lawyer at our firm works with qualified specialists to evaluate your case and explain your options. Visit our medical malpractice page to learn more.
Losing a loved one because of an accident, a medical error, or another form of negligence is devastating. Rhode Island law allows the family, through the estate, to seek compensation for funeral costs, lost financial support, and the loss of companionship.
A Providence wrongful death lawyer can take care of the legal process while your family grieves, so you can get the answers and accountability you deserve. Find out more about our wrongful death representation.
Our firm focuses solely on personal injury law, meaning we stand up for people, not insurance companies or corporations. We know the local courts, streets, and insurance systems, and we know what it takes to win. When you hire a Providence personal injury lawyer at Sobo & Sobo:
Look for a lawyer with local experience, clear communication, past case results, and positive client reviews. A free consultation with a Providence personal injury lawyer helps you decide whether the attorney is the right fit, based on how well they listen and explain your options.
Hiring a Providence personal injury lawyer at Sobo & Sobo costs nothing upfront. We work on a contingency basis, with no upfront costs or payments unless we win. Our fee comes out of your settlement or verdict, and it’s explained clearly before you decide to move forward.
In most cases, you have three years from the date of the injury to file, under R.I. Gen. Laws § 9-1-14. Medical malpractice and wrongful death claims generally follow the same three-year window, with some exceptions.
Claims involving City of Providence vehicles or property have extra notice steps, so speak with a Providence personal injury lawyer as soon as possible.
Case value depends on the severity of your injuries, your medical bills, lost wages, future treatment needs, and how the accident affects your daily life. You may also recover property damage and compensation for pain and suffering.
Rhode Island follows pure comparative negligence, which means you can still recover damages even if you were mostly at fault, although your award is reduced by your share of the fault. Rhode Island also has no cap on damages in most injury cases, although claims against the state or a city or town are generally limited.
First, move to a safe location if you can and call 911 to report the crash and request medical help. Exchange information with the other driver, take photos, and collect witness contact details. Before giving a detailed statement to any insurance company, speak with our Providence car accident lawyers so your rights are protected from the start.
Whether you were hurt downtown, in Federal Hill, or in nearby Cranston, Pawtucket, or East Providence, our Providence personal injury lawyers can help you protect your rights and pursue the compensation you deserve. Call us at (401) 496-8420 or reach out online to schedule your free case evaluation.