RI Attorney and Senator William Conley Moves Law Practice to Financial District in Downtown Providence

PROVIDENCE, RI – The Law Office of William J. Conley, Jr., today announced its relocation to 123 Dyer Street in Providence in the historic Hay Building, effective Monday, April 21, 2014. The move reflects the growth of the firm and the expansion of services for clients. The firm has operated from an historic farmhouse in Riverside, Rhode Island for three decades.

“We are excited to be part of the vibrant, downtown business community and close to the courthouses and State House,” said Conley. “For our clients, we provide validated parking for easy access to our legal team now in Providence.” Whether working with government organizations, businesses or individuals, Conley is known for counseling Rhode Island municipalities on a diverse array of significant legal issues that foster smart growth and development, fiscal responsibility and advance the best practices for good government.

As Chief Legal Counsel for the Rhode Island Ethics Commission for more than five years, he grappled
with important constitutional issues and was involved in critical cases that sought to uphold and enforce
the code of conduct. Conley is a member of the Board of Directors of Rhode Island Legal Services, where he has been active
since 2008. He is a member of the RI Bar Association’s Volunteer Lawyer Program and its Character and Fitness Committee, and has received several awards from the RI Bar Association acknowledging his
commitment to pro bono work and public service.

In January of 2013, Conley was sworn in as a State Senator from District 18 (East Providence, Pawtucket)
and currently serves as a member of the Senate Committee on Judiciary and the Senate Committee on
Environment & Agriculture.  With more than three decades of experience and a legal team dedicated to the highest standards of advocacy, integrity and excellence, the Law Office of William J. Conley, Jr. works with businesses,
individuals and government agencies throughout the state. www.WilliamConleyLaw.com

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