Kollin Lawrence Rice Esq

Kollin Rice has practiced law in the Toledo, Ohio area since 1996. His practice is primarily in the areas of Employment Law, Family Law, Social Security and Workers' Compensation. He previously had a greater focus on criminal defense law, and still does some. As a former Series 6 Registered Representative (a license to sell stocks, bonds, mutual funds and other securities) he is interested in and eager to expand his practice in the areas of financial malpractice and stock broker/financial advisor malpractice. He continues to try to gain fluency in Spanish, but at this point does much better with written language than verbal.

The University of Toledo College of Law

J.D. / Law (1996)

1993 - 1996

Honors: cum laude, Law Review

Activities: Environmental Law Society, 2 years as president, Health Care Law Society 1 year as treasurer. Served 2 years as an editor of the Law Review

University of Toledo

B.A. / Anthropology (1993)

1989 - 1993

Honors: cum laude, College Honors, Departmental Honors, Lambda Alpa Honorary Society, Honorable Mention Academic All Mid-American Conference in Football 1992

Arbitrator

Better Business Bureau Auto-Line

2005 - Current

Served as arbitrator in Lemon Law and auto warranty cases.

lawyer

Rice & Company, LPA

1998 - Current

lawyer

Kollin L. Rice, Attorney at Law

1996 - 1998

Solo practice of law

Law Clerk

Gallon & Takacs Co., LPA

1994 - 1996

Worked as a law clerk handling primarily litigation, workers' compensation and Social Security matters.

Ohio Law Governing Employee Covenants Not to Compete: A Practitioner's Guide to Current Trends and the Impact of Ohio's Adoption of the Uniform Trade Secrets Act

Ohio Northern University Law Review

1996

“Understanding Ohio’s Unemployment Compensation Law.”, Lorman Continuing Education Seminar, Toledo, Ohio

July 1, 1998

Lorman

Presented portion of Continuing Education seminar for HR professionals

“Scene V – Lost: Navigating the Family and Medical Leave Act, Workers’ Compensation Law, and Americans With Disabilities Act to Coordinate Employee Leave Rights”, “The Law Office: Scenes From an Employment Lawyer’s Day.” CLE, Toledo Bar Association

December 13, 2007

Toledo Bar Association

Presented portion of Continuing Legal Education seminar and participated in panel discussion

“The FLSA, Investigating Employee Complaints, Personnel Files and Settlement Agreements” and panel discussion, "Navigating the Murky Waters of Employment Law" Continuing Legal Education Seminar, Toledo Bar Association

October 31, 2008

Toledo Bar Association

Presented CLE and participated in panel discussion

Series 6 Registered Representative 2012-2014

FINRA

Pro Bono Award

Toledo Bar Association Pro Bono Legal Services Program

2015

Fifth Level Award. I received first through fourth previously, though I'm not sure of the years. Each level award requires a cumulative amount of service.

Ohio State Bar

Member

Current

Toledo Bar Association

member

1996 - Current

Activities: former chair and co-chair of Lawyer Referral Committee

Ohio

6th Circuit

U.S. Supreme Court

• Free Consultation
  I will normally give a 30-minute free consultation in most matters. That consultation does not include the performance of work, just determining what work may need to be done and whether I can help you. Thus reviewing of contract or writing of letters would not be included in the consultation.
• Credit Cards Accepted
• Contingent Fees
  The availability and terms of contingent fees vary by the type of case. Contingent fees are not available in most family law matters, as they are ethically prohibited.

• Broker Fraud
• Business Law
• Civil Rights
• Criminal Law
• Divorce
• DUI & DWI
• Employment Law
• Estate Planning
• Family Law
• Gov & Administrative Law
• Personal Injury
• Social Security Disability/SSI
• Workers' Compensation

• General Civil
• Public Benefits