Strong & Versatile Legal Representation with Decades Of Experience
For more than 35 years, Sayer Regan & Thayer, LLP, has helped clients overcome legal challenges and make the most of new opportunities. We represent our clients’ interests as if they were our own. Regardless of your legal issue, you will be represented by a lawyer with a depth of knowledge and a proven record of success in that area of law.
Richard N. Sayer
Peter B. Regan
Mark M. Thayer
Melissa L. Green
Adam H. Thayer
Christopher J. McNally
Debra L. Chernick
Michael E. Monti
Alexander G. Walsh
Areas of Practice
Sayer Regan & Thayer, LLP attorneys have extensive experience in many aspects of the law including Estate Planning, Elder Law, Family Law, Personal Injury, Probate, Trust & Estate Administration, Immigration Law, Admiralty Law, Corporate & Business Formation Law, Municipal Tax Appeals, Medicaid Planning and Commercial & Business Litigation.
Corporate Law & Business Formation
Commercial & Business Litigation
Estate Planning, Wills & Trusts
Family Law
Commercial Real Estate
Residential Real Estate
Elder Law
Medicaid Planning
Immigration Law
Land Use & Zoning
Estate Administration
Personal Injury
Admiralty & Maritime Law
Real Property Tax Appeals
The SR&T Real Estate team is uniquely positioned to execute residential and commercial real estate transactions in 7 states. Their areas of expertise encompass SBA 504 transactions, tax appeals, land use & zoning.
Client Reviews
Newport Legal Issues Blog
Navigating the Complexities of Interstate Probate for Multi-State Property Owners
In this article, you’ll learn how interstate probate works for families who own real estate in Rhode Island, Massachusetts, and Connecticut, why ancillary probate is required in each state where property is located, and how differing probate rules across the three jurisdictions can increase costs and administrative burden. You’ll also discover practical estate planning strategies—such as revocable trusts, joint ownership, LLC structures, and more—that can help you avoid multi-state probate and ensure a smoother transition of your property to the next generation.
Real Estate Development and Native American Land Rights in New England
The intersection of real estate development and Native American land rights in New England presents a complex legal landscape shaped by centuries of federal Indian law, state-specific legislation, and ongoing tribal sovereignty issues.
Legal Safeguards for Protecting the Elderly from Financial Exploitation
Elder financial exploitation costs elderly Americans billions annually, prompting comprehensive legal frameworks across Rhode Island, Massachusetts, and Connecticut.
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