KSP recently received a favorable finding
KSP recently received a favorable finding of no unprofessional conduct from the Department of Health on behalf of a client, a physician’s assistant.
Significant developments are underway in Portsmouth’s short-term rental regulations
Significant developments are underway in Portsmouth’s short-term rental regulations, with Micheal Resnick highlighting KSP Law’s pivotal role in shaping discussions. Resnick, representing STR owners, highlights KSP Law’s pivotal role in shaping discussions. Amid concerns over safety and community impact, KSP, advocates for fair regulations benefiting both residents and property owners. Read more here: https://www.newportri.com/story/news/local/2024/03/28/portsmouth-ri-short-term-rental-regulations-under-review/73118659007/
R.I. Excellence in the Law Hall of Fame Nomination
R.I. Excellence in the Law Hall of Fame Nomination We’re excited to announce that Michael A. Kelly of KSP Law has been nominated for the Excellence in the Law Award that is presented by Rhode Island Lawyers Weekly! Michael’s dedication, expertise, and commitment to the legal profession have not only made him a standout in …
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Rhode Island Lawyer’s Weekly: Woman thwarted in challenge to in-laws’ share of partitioned property
Article: Woman thwarted in challenge to in-laws’ share of partitioned property | By: Eric T. Berkman | February 12th, 2024 Partner Michael Resnick was quoted stating: “‘The important thing for an attorney to take from this case is that the court has a great deal of discretion sitting in equity to determine the ultimate accounting …
Rhode Island Ethics Commission finds no probable cause to believe Governor McKee violated Code of Ethics
Rhode Island Ethics Commission finds no probable cause to believe Governor McKee violated Code of Ethics. Attorneys Michael A. Kelly and James P. Murphy of Kelly, Souza & Parmenter, PC (“KSP Law”) represented Governor McKee before the Rhode Island Ethics Commission’s investigation into allegations the Governor accepted a gift over $25.00 in violation of the …
Scott D. Levesque Joins KSP as a Partner
Kelly, Souza & Parmenter, P.C. (KSP Law) is pleased to announce that Scott D. Levesque joined the firm as a partner. Scott brings to the firm his considerable experience in municipal and land use law as well as his litigation experience, including in medical malpractice defense work, which remain part of his practice. As a …
Rhode Island Lawyer’s Weekly: Superior Court Judge Affirms Plan for Affordable Housing
Article: Superior Court judge affirms plan for affordable housing | By: Eric T. Berkman | November 20, 2023 Partner Michael Resnick was quoted stating: “‘This is a picture-perfect development for [proving affordable housing]’ Resnick said. ‘These low- and moderate-income homes will be as efficient as can possibly be made. And it’s adding important housing stock …
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The Valley Breeze: Chipotle and Starbucks Approved on Eddie Dowling Highway in North Smithfield
KSP Partner Michael Resnick was recently quoted in The Valley Breeze in relation to his work representing our client applying for approval to build a Chipotle and Starbucks in North Smithfield. “‘If we are lucky enough to obtain master plan approval, it would be our intent to be back before you fairly expeditiously with respect …
Major Changes in Rhode Island Land Development Laws
Governor Dan McKee signed several new Legislative changes on June 24th related to land development in Rhode Island. They include changes to zoning, planning, affordable housing, and dimensional regulations. The changes to these regulations will have an impact on both developers and municipalities, both neutral and negative. The new laws will have a positive effect …
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The Valley Breeze: Developer Behind Hunting Hill Condos Sues Cumberland
Attorneys Michael Resnick and Scott Levesque of KSP Law represent The Preserve at Hunting Hill off Mendon Road in lawsuit alleging that officials have cost them time and money related to completing the 115-unit townhome project by unnecessarily holding up permits. The Valley News article reads: “According to an Aug. 14 “presentment of claim” to …
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