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Laurie Alexander-Krom is a seasoned attorney with 27 years of comprehensive legal experience, offering her expertise in discrimination, litigation, and real estate law from her office at CVS Inc. in Woonsocket, Rhode Island. Her extensive career has been marked by a steadfast commitment to delivering exceptional legal services, underscored by her profound understanding of the complexities inherent in each of her practice areas. Laurie’s approach is client-centered and results-driven, ensuring that every client receives personalized attention and strategic solutions tailored to their specific needs. Specializing in discrimination law, Laurie Alexander-Krom has dedicated her practice to advocating for fairness and equity in the workplace and beyond. Her litigation prowess is complemented by her adeptness in navigating the intricacies of real estate transactions and disputes, making her a versatile legal advocate capable of handling a wide spectrum of challenges. At CVS Health Inc., Laurie leverages her in-depth knowledge and experience to craft effective legal strategies, helping clients achieve favorable outcomes while mitigating risks. Laurie’s unwavering dedication to her clients and her meticulous attention to detail have earned her a reputation as a trusted advisor and formidable advocate. She is passionate about upholding justice and integrity, which is evident in her relentless pursuit of excellence in every case she undertakes. Whether representing individuals or corporations, her strategic acumen and compassionate approach ensure that her clients’ best interests are always at the forefront. Clients seeking authoritative legal guidance in discrimination, litigation, or real estate matters will find an invaluable ally in Laurie Alexander-Krom.
Discrimination attorneys represent individuals who have faced unfair treatment based on protected characteristics. They fight for equal rights in employment, housing, and public services. Common matters include employment discrimination, housing discrimination, age discrimination, disability discrimination.