The Attorneys at Rice Law Office PLLC, provide comprehensive and aggressive outcome oriented representation for our clients. We are driven by our clients needs and we take pride in caring for the person and not just their problem. for our employment and injury clients that means taking into consideration how you will get paid, but also what you need to be whole again. We are focused and passionate
about the work we do and the people we represent and it shows in our results. Anne Rice is the founding partner of Rice Law Office in Laconia, New Hampshire, where she focuses her practice on plaintiff's injury and employment law, including social security and worker's compensation. A graduate of the University of Pennsylvania with degrees from the College of Arts and Sciences and the Wharton Business School, Anne recieved her JD from the University of Connecticut in 1997 where she spent time clerking for the Honorable Douglass Levine of the Connecticut Superior Court in Hartford, Connecticut. Anne is a member of the New Hampshire Bar Association's Labor and Employment Law and Workers' Compensation Sections, American Trial Lawyers Association, New Hampshire Trial Lawyers Association, Belknap County Bar Association, and Natiopter of National Employment Lawyers Association (NELA). The majority of Anne's practice focuses on plaintiff's personal injury and employment litigation, including workers' compensation, social security, discrimination, wrongful termination, issues of licensing and contract disputes. In addition to her plaintiff trial practice, Anne provides training, counsel, policy and contract drafting for individuals and businesses in all aspects of employment law, including employment agreements, wrongful termination, workers' compensation, social security, discrimination and harassment. She is also a frequent speaker on issues of employment law, workers' compensation and harassment and is trained as a mediator and arbitrator by the New Hampshire Judicial Branch and the AAA. Anne serves as a mediator for both the New Hampshire Human Rights Commission and the New Hampshire Judicial Branch.
