The Law Offices of Manning & Smith, PLLC

Our Team

Maureen Raiche Manning

Undergraduate Degree: University of New Hampshire 1983

Law Degree: Franklin Pierce Law Center 1986

Areas of Practice: Medical malpractice, wrongful death, personal injury, social
security disability and workers’ compensation.

Maureen Raiche Manning is an experienced trial attorney with a proven record of
success representing injured victims. Maureen is admitted to practice in
New Hampshire federal and state courts. She is a lifelong resident of Manchester
where she lives with her husband and their three sons.

Maureen did her undergraduate studies at UNH - Durham and graduated with her
Juris Doctorate from Franklin Pierce Law School in 1986. Maureen is a frequent
guest speaker at legal education programs where she instructs other attorneys in
trial, advocacy, and settlement skills.

At age 19, Maureen was elected to the New Hampshire House of Representatives where she served for six years on the Judiciary Committee. She was appointed by Governor Shaheen to serve as a Commissioner on the New Hampshire Human Rights Commission from 1997 to 2004. Maureen is a founding member of the New Hampshire Women’s Bar Association and served as its first President. She has served on the Board of Governors of the New Hampshire Bar Association and the New Hampshire Bar Foundation. Maureen has also served as Chair of the New Hampshire Women’s Lobby and as Vice-Chair of the New Hampshire Democratic Party. Maureen is currently serving on the New Hampshire Association for Justice’s Board of Governors.

Maureen was recognized by the New Hampshire Bar Association’s Gender Equality Committee with their Annual Award in 2005. In 2008, she received the Board of Governors’ Award from the New Hampshire Association for Justice.

Maureen has experience in all areas of civil litigation representing victims in personal injury, worker’s compensation and medical malpractice cases, as well as in social security cases.

General Inquiries: email us at ContactUs@ManningSmithLaw.com