About Aaron Anderson
Aaron Anderson Greenlee built his career from a small New England classroom to three state courtrooms. He graduated from Roger Williams University School of Law in 2008 after earning a bachelor’s degree in criminal justice from Roger Williams University in 2006. Those formative years left a clear imprint on his approach to practice: steady, procedural, and grounded in courtroom experience.
He is licensed to practice in Massachusetts, New Hampshire and Rhode Island. His professional affiliations began to take shape in 2011, when he joined the Rhode Island and Commonwealth of Massachusetts bar associations. The next year he added membership in the Rhode Island Association for Justice. He also belongs to the Edward P. Gallogly Rhode Island Family Court Inn of Court, a group he joined in 2011 and continues to be part of. These memberships reflect a pattern of regional engagement rather than a focus on national networks.
Greenlee holds a mediator certification from the Rhode Island Judiciary. That credential allows him to serve in formal mediation roles under the state’s judicial framework. He has maintained that certification alongside his bar memberships, which suggests regular involvement in dispute resolution as well as litigation practice.
Public records provided for this profile do not list a law firm office address or a named employer. His listed professional activity centers on the three jurisdictions where he holds admission and on his Rhode Island mediator role. Over the years he has combined bar association participation with court-affiliated mediation work. He joined the Rhode Island Bar Association and the Massachusetts bar association in 2011, and the Rhode Island Association for Justice in 2012.
Colleagues describe the path of his career through offices, hearings and mediation sessions rather than through high-profile cases. He has kept a regional footprint, operating inside the courts and local professional groups that shape practice on Cape Cod, in Providence and in southern New Hampshire. That regional orientation underscores how his education and early choices guided a practice tied closely to New England’s legal community.
He continues to practice and to serve as a certified mediator under the Rhode Island Judiciary, handling matters across Rhode Island, Massachusetts and New Hampshire.
