Thomas J. Enright

I founded Enright Law to help employees and consumers enforce their rights. With over a decade of experience at one of Rhode Island's premier law firms, I have unique insights into how to maximize my individual clients' recoveries in their disputes with employers and businesses. My background also ensures that Enright Law's clients will have an unflinching and assured advocate in their corner.  

I understand that many individuals, especially those anticipating a legal battle with a large company, believe that enforcing their employment or consumer rights is a burdensome and expensive process with limited chance of success. But I founded Enright Law on one fundamental principle: providing affordable and sophisticated legal representation to those most susceptible to abusive tactics by employers, creditors, debt collectors, and other companies. With Enright Law, victims of employee and consumer rights violations can now easily and affordably have those violations remedied.  Enright Law advises and represents clients facing employee and consumer rights issues including:

• Employment discrimination
• Workplace sexual harassment
• Unemployment benefit appeals
• Wage theft/overtime
• Unfair debt collection practices
• Spam telemarketer calls, texts, and faxes
• Foreclosure defense
• Credit report inaccuracies and disputes

I graduated from the University of Rhode Island and Roger Williams University School of Law.  Afterwards, I accepted a clerkship with a Rhode Island Superior Court Justice and then practiced litigation with Partridge Snow & Hahn LLP, a 50+ attorney Providence law firm.  I have been named a Super Lawyers Rising Star each year since 2009 and serve on the RI Bar Association Creditors'/Debtors' Rights Committee.  During the drafting of the State Plan on Alzheimer's, I served as Chair of the Legal Issues Subcommittee and currently serve as Chair of the Executive Committee on State Plan Implementation per the Lt. Governor's appointment.  I also serve as Vice President of the Board of Directors for the Alzheimer's Association of Rhode Island and Chair of its Advocacy Committee.