Specialties
Our areas of practice include Employment Law, Workers' Compensation, and Social Security/Disability Law. Workers' Compensation cases include: denied claims, lost wages, medical bills, compensation for permanent impairment, lump sum settlements, and more.
History
Established in 2007.
At Rice Law Office, PLLC we aggressively pursue every aspect of your injury or employment claim, by creatively analyzing your every option for recovery and then fighting until we get all the protection your owed. Serious injury, means time out of work, medical bills, pain and suffering; we understand how scary this is. We know you have questions not just about your injury, but about whether you have job protection, disability benefits or how all these laws and benefits combine. If you have a worker's compensation claim, can you keep your job? If you are seriously hurt, what happens if you can't return to work? Will you lose your health insurance? What is FMLA? It's our mission to provide those answers in a supportive and compassionate environment, using a team approach to aggressively maximize results. When you get hurt, you need experienced people you trust. Rice Law Office is in your corner.
Meet the Business Owner: Anne Rice ..
Attorney Rice is the founding partner of Rice Law Office in Laconia NH where she focuses her practice in Plaintiff's employment and injury law, including wrongful death, serious injury, discrimination, social security, and worker's compensation. Raised in NH, she attended the University of Pennsylvania, receiving degrees from the College of Arts and Sciences and the Wharton School of Business. She went on to receive her Juris Doctorate at the University of Connecticut in 1997 where she clerked for the honorable Judge Levine and won membership to both the moot court and client advocacy boards. Anne is a member of NH and National NELA, the NH association for justice and the NH Bar Association, labor and employment law section. She is a frequent speaker on issues of employment law, worker's compensation and harassment and is trained as a mediator by the NH judicial branch and AAA. She mediates for cases at the NH Commission for Human Rights and Superior Court.
