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Fleet of Partridge Snow & Hahn named 2026 Rising Star for Rhode Island by ALM|Law.com’s New England Legal Awards

Allison Fleet

Providence, RI Allison Fleet  a partner with Partridge Snow & Hahn (PSH), has been named the 2026 Rising Star for Rhode Island by ALM | Law.com’s New England Legal Awards (NELA).

NELA stands as a distinguished celebration of professional excellence within the legal community across Connecticut, Maine, Vermont, New Hampshire, Massachusetts, and Rhode Island. The “Rising Star” category spotlights lawyers under age 40 who have excelled in client service and cultivation, service to bar associations, and pro bono work and community service.

A real estate and commercial finance lawyer, Fleet works with real estate developers, owners, and operators, as well as the owners and executives of small and mid-sized businesses with property portfolios across New England and beyond. She handles commercial real estate projects from start-to-finish, including acquisitions and dispositions, financing, contracting, and leasing. In her corporate finance practice, Fleet negotiates a range of commercial finance transactions representing both lenders and borrowers. She routinely handles asset-based lending transactions, including traditional working capital, mortgage lending, lines of credit, and equipment loan facilities, among others.

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