About Amy C.
Amy C. Connolly earned an enterprise diploma from the University of New Hampshire in 2002 and finished her J.D. at the University of New Hampshire School of Law in 2006. She is licensed to practice in New Hampshire. Her educational document set the stage for a profession that has crossed each public service and private practice.
She began her legal career in 2006 at Boynton, Waldron, Doleac, Woodman & Scott, P.A., working as an attorney on a variety of things that built her trial experience. In 2008 she moved into public service as a criminal prosecutor within the Rockingham County Lawyer’s Office. That period in the prosecutor’s workplace uncovered her to serious criminal instances and the pressures of trial work.
In 2013 Connolly shifted back toward private practice and joined Russman Law Offices as senior advisor. Around the same time she became active in local dispute-resolution efforts, serving on the Board of Directors of the New Hampshire Collaborative Law Alliance from 2013 to 2016. Her path led in 2018 to a leadership position at Connolly Law PLLC, where she became a companion and helped form the firm’s strategy to contested cases.
Connolly holds Board Certification in Family Trial Law from the National Board of Trial Advocacy. That credential displays an emphasis on trial practice in household regulation. She has additionally taken on roles in expert organizations. She has served at the Board of the New Hampshire Association for Justice since 2016 and at the Board of Governors of the Rockingham County Bar Association since 2014. She is a member of the New Hampshire Women’s Bar Association (since 2014) and the New Hampshire Trial Lawyers Association (since 2013).
Her experience spans prosecutor’s workplace casework and courtroom practice in personal companies. Colleagues note that her background in each public prosecution and family trial work gives her a wide perspective on proof, trial advocacy, and case preparation. Over time she has combined litigation abilities developed in criminal cases with procedural and evidentiary know-how in household court settings.
Today she practices at Connolly Law PLLC. Her practice facilities on family trial law and related court things on the firm.
