David N. Bazar David N. Bazar Partner David is active in the Rhode Island Bar Association and presently serves as the Editor-In-Chief of the Rhode Island Bar Journal. He is a member of the Rhode Island Trial Lawyers Association, and serves on the Board of Trustees for Providence Country Day School. He is a past recipient of the Pro Bono Public Award and the Continuing Service Award from the Rhode Island Bar Association, awards that recognize attorneys who donate significant time to help individuals who would not otherwise be able to afford legal representation, to have the finest legal advice available. David serves as Municipal Court Judge for the Town of East Greenwich, Rhode Island. He has served as a Mock Trial Judge for the Rhode Island Legal Education Partnership and has served as an arbitrator for the Superior Court Annexed Program in Rhode Island. David received his Bachelors of Arts in History from Trinity College and graduated Cum Laude with his Juris Doctor from the University of Bridgeport. During law school, he was the Managing Editor of the Law Review. David resides in East Greenwich, Rhode Island with his wife, daughters. © 2012 by Audette, Bazar, Cordeiro & Grasso, Inc. All rights reserved. Disclaimer | Site Map

To add the wider news perspective, attorneys David Bazar and Jacqueline Grasso, with the program's moderator, Debra Morais, invited Froma Harrop, the Providence Journal-based, nationally syndicated columnist, who also currently serves as President of the Association of Opinion Journalists, -until recently called the National Conference of Editorial Writers. Bazar provided insight into the constitutionality of the statute as it now stands, the importance of the challenge, the legal process by which clarification could be made, as well as the specific regulations of political advertising the suit calls into question. Harrop offered her insights as an editorial board member and as a business/political columnist. David Bazar, a partner in the firm, participated in the adoption process and the State House Celebration, which was later featured in the Providence Journal, s account of the event. The program outlined for viewers the adoption process for children in foster care, and recounted the story as it unfolded for the Shadday family. Craig Shadday, mom, Susan Winterbottom-Shadday, and daughter, Natasha, joined David, attorney/partner Jacqueline Grasso and the show's moderator, Debra Morais. Referring to The "One Day Project, created by the National Adoption Day Coalition to share with the thousands of waiting children what this one day is like, Bazar noted that the RI Family Court event brought together Chief Judge Bedrosian, Chief Justice Sutell, Governor Chaffee, and a host of court judges, staff and advocated joined forces on that day to make it a very special event. "Our current events, information-based public outreach program was an ideal opportunity to present this timely topic, and hopefully, inspiring story," according to Bazar. "As we approach our first anniversary of the program, we are amazed by both the number of very timely subjects we've covered, and how many more we have lined for upcoming shows," comments David Bazar, ABC&G partner.

Recently David Bazar, our Board President, and I had a visit with them and were amazed at their detailed recall of people and events now four decades ago.

David N. Bazar '76, Past President

DAVID BAZARPARTNER David's practice concentrates in personal injury, family court, divorce, and corporate/business law.He represents both individuals and businesses throughout Rhode Island and Southeastern Massachusetts.David is active in the Rhode Island Bar Association and presently serves as the Chairman of the Public Relations Committee for the Bar.He is a member of the Rhode Island Trial Lawyer's Association, and serves on the Board of Trustees for Providence Country Day School.He is a past recipient of the Pro Bono Publico award from the Rhode Island Bar Association, an award that recognizes attorneys that donate significant time to help individuals who would not otherwise be able to afford legal representation, to have the finest legal advice available.David has served as a Mock Trial Judge for the Rhode Island Legal Education Partnership and has served as an arbitrator for the Superior Court Annexed Program in Rhode Island.David also serves as Municipal Court Judge in the Town of East Greenwich, Rhode Island.David received his Bachelors of Arts in History from Trinity College and graduated Cum Laude with his Juris Doctor from the University of Bridgeport.During law school, he was the Managing Editor of the Law Review.David resides in East Greenwich, Rhode Island with his wife Susan and their three daughters Meredith, Caroline, and Alexandra.He also has a son, Matthew, in college. Prior to joining Audette, Bazar, Berren, & Gonzalez, Larry owned and managed his own law practice for over twenty years.