About

Drawn to immigration law by her desire to fight injustice and a broken system, Attorney Alison Foley-Rothrock attended Roger Williams University School of Law on full academic scholarship. She placed among the top third of the 2004 graduating class, received a number of other academic awards, and has been featured in the alumni magazine.

After graduating, Attorney Foley worked for Progreso Latino, Rhode Island’s largest non-profit organization serving the state’s Latino population. In 2008, Attorney Foley became the legal director of an immigration program at Catholic Social Services aimed at assisting victims of domestic violence and other crimes and was named Lawyer of the Year by Rhode Island Lawyer Weekly in 2009. In 2010, Attorney Foley moved to the Sunshine State with her two sons, Paul and Jordan, later relocating to Lakeland in 2014.

As a mom of five who is active in the community and her work with the Red Tent Initiative, Attorney Foley is currently limiting her case load to focus on her work with victims of abuse and exploitation.