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Richard J.A. Pacia is a distinguished Partner at Pacia & Pacia, LLP, located in Pawtucket, Rhode Island, where he focuses his practice on personal injury law. Since joining the firm in 2022, Rick has demonstrated a steadfast commitment to advocating for clients, drawing from a solid legal foundation and diverse experiences. He is licensed to practice in both Rhode Island and Massachusetts. Rick graduated from New England Law | Boston in 2022, earning a spot on the Dean’s List. His legal journey was enriched by his clerkship at Kassebaum and Basile, P.A., a respected criminal defense firm in Miami, Florida, where he honed his courtroom skills and developed a deep passion for litigation. Additionally, he gained invaluable insights into legislative processes during his internship with Rhode Island Senator Jack Reed on Capitol Hill in Washington, D.C. Prior to his legal education, Rick earned a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration with a major in Finance from The Catholic University of America’s Bush School of Business in 2017. His academic and professional achievements have been recognized, including receiving the Pro Bono Honor Roll Certificate from the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court in 2019 for his exceptional commitment to providing pro bono legal services to underserved communities. Rick is an active member of several professional organizations, including the American Bar Association, the Rhode Island Association for Justice, and the Rhode Island Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers. He is also dedicated to community service, participating in the Volunteer Lawyer Program and the Elderly Pro Bono Program, ensuring that vulnerable populations receive the legal assistance they need. With his comprehensive knowledge of personal injury law and a genuine dedication to client service, Richard J.A. Pacia stands ready to advocate for those seeking justice in Rhode Island and Massachusetts.
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