Maureen Raiche Manning

Maureen Raiche Manning has been a New Hampshire trial attorney for 32 years who has a proven record of success representing injured victims. Maureen, who is admitted to practice in New Hampshire federal and state courts, is a frequent guest speaker at legal education programs where she instructs other attorneys in trial, advocacy, and settlement skills. Maureen served three terms in the New Hampshire House of Representatives and remains the youngest woman ever to serve in that legislative body. A native of Manchester and the mother of three adult sons, Maureen lives in downtown Manchester with her husband of 28 years, Donald Manning. You can reach Maureen at maureen@MZLawNH.com

• Personal Injury
• Workers' Compensation
• Medical Malpractice
• Nursing Home Abuse

• Free Consultation
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• Contingent Fees
  All cases are handled on a contingency basis, meaning that we are only paid for our services if we successfully recover damages from the responsible party. For a free consultation, call (603) 624-7200, email us at info@MZLawNH.com, or use the “contact us” form or chat feature on our website.

New Hampshire

Since 1986

Member

Advisory Committee of the United States Commission on Civil Rights

2017 - Current

The U.S. Commission on Civil Rights is an independent, bipartisan agency charged with advising the President and Congress on civil rights matters and issuing an annual federal civil rights enforcement report.

Member

New Hampshire Compensation Appeals Advisory Board

2014 - Current

The five-member panel was established in 2003 to advise the Commissioner of the Department of Labor relative to candidates for the Workers’ Compensation Appeals Board.

Board Member

New Hampshire Women's Bar Association

1998 - Current

The NHWBA was established in 1998 to promote and support the advancement and interests of women in the legal community through leadership, professional interaction, education and the exchange of ideas between our members and the community.

Member

New Hampshire Supreme Court Advisory Committee on Rules

2015 - 2017

Appointed to the New Hampshire Supreme Court Advisory Committee on Rules by Governor Maggie Hassan. The Committee receives and considers suggestions for changes to the rules governing the state courts. The Committee, which is comprised of 16 members, meets quarterly and holds at least one public hearing on proposed rules changes.

President

New Hampshire Association for Justice

2011 - 2012

The New Hampshire Association for Justice is a statewide professional association of trial attorneys dedicated to protecting constitutional rights and ensuring that the injured have a fair chance to receive justice through the legal system when they have been harmed by the acts of others.

Commissioner

New Hampshire Human Rights Commission

1997 - 2004

The New Hampshire Human Rights Commission is a state agency established for the purpose of eliminating discrimination in employment, public accommodations and the sale or rental of housing or commercial property, because of age, sex, sexual orientation, race, creed, color, marital status, familial status, physical or mental disability or national origin. The commission has the power to receive, investigate and pass upon complaints of illegal discrimination and to engage in research and education designed to promote good will and prevent discrimination.

University of New Hampshire School of Law

J.D. (1986) | Law

1983 - 1986

University of New Hampshire

B.A. (1983) | Political Science

1979 - 1983

President's Award

NH Association for Justice

2013

The President’s Award is given annually to the individual who, in the opinion of the President, has been of outstanding service to the Association and of particular help to the President of the year of the award. The award is not limited to members of the Association but may be presented to anyone who assists the Association in achieving its objectives for that year.

Gender Equality Committee Annual Award

New Hampshire Bar Association

2005

Instituted in 1998 to honor the memory of Judge Vickie M. Bunnell and to applaud the community spirit that is a hallmark of the legal profession, this award is presented to an attorney from a small firm (four or fewer attorneys) who has exhibited dedication and devotion to community by giving of their time and talents, legal or otherwise.

NH Association for Justice

Board of Governors

2012 - Current

Activities: Presently serving on the NHAJ Board of Governors following a term as President.

New Hampshire Women’s Bar Association

Past-President

1998 - Current

Activities: Maureen is a founding member of the New Hampshire Women’s Bar Association and served as its first President.

NH Association for Justice

President

2011 - 2012

Activities: NHAJ is a professional development organization for trial attorneys. By developing and leveraging the knowledge and skills of its members, NHAJ is able to help keep the scales of justice in balance, ensuring a voice for consumers, protecting access to the courts, and helping its members obtain justice for their clients.

Courts Wrestle with Damages when Pets are Injured

Attorney Maureen Raiche Manning

June 12, 2018

Rear-End Collisions in New Hampshire

Law Office of Manning & Zimmerman, PLLC

November 1, 2017

Here's What You Should Do After a Crash

Attorney Maureen Raiche Manning

June 7, 2017

New Hampshire Personal Injury Law and Proportioning Fault

Attorney Maureen Raiche Manning

April 24, 2017

What are the Rights of a Family Following a Loved One’s Wrongful Death?

Attorney Maureen Raiche Manning

April 17, 2017

Licensed to practice law

NH Bar Association