Attorney Colantuono has over forty years of experience and concentrates in the areas of Personal Injury, Civil Litigation, Workers’ Compensation, Criminal Defense, DUI/DWIs, and Estate Planning law. Prior to joining Ward Law Group, he was an Attorney at a well-known Concord law firm for 10 years. While Attorney Colantuono specializes in many fields, his primary focus is in the area of Personal Injury matters.
He is a member of the New Hampshire Bar Association and the New Hampshire Association for Justice. A member of the Bar Association since 1976, he has served on the Ethics Committee and the Unauthorized Practice of Law Committee of the Bar Association. While in the Senate, Attorney Colantuono served as the Assistant Majority Leader and as the Chairman of the Ways and Means Committee. He also participating as a member on several other committees, including the Executive Departments and Administration, and Capital Budget committees. He also served on several of the Attorney General’s Advisory Committee’s Subcommittees while in office as a U.S. Attorney.
Attorney Colantuono resides in the Manchester area and enjoys pursuits such as golfing, spending time with his family, and traveling abroad.
- Boston College Law School
- J.D. | Law
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- Duke University
- B.A. | History, Economics
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- Honors: cum laude and graduated with Distinction in History
- Activities: Varsity Soccer, Freshman Baseball.
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- Bianco Professional Association
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- Southern New Hampshire University
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- Rivier College
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- United States Attorney
- United States Attorney's Office
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- Served as the Presidentially-appointed United States Attorney for the District of New Hampshire, supervising the Civil Division, Criminal Division, and Administrative Division staffs in Concord, New Hampshire
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- Law Office of Thomas P. Colantuono
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- Assistant Attorney General
- New Hampshire Attorney General’s Office
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- Nashua Community College
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- Distinguished
- Martindale-Hubbel Lawyers Service
- Peer Rated for High Professional Achievement
- New Hampshire Association for Justice
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- New Hampshire Bar Association
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- Attorney General's Advisory Committee, Terrorism and National Security Subcommittee
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- Attorney General's Advisory Committee, Border and Immigration Issues Subcommittee
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- Attorney General's Advisory Committee, White Collar Crime Subcommittee
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- New Hampshire Executive Council
- Member for District 4
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- New Hampshire Senate
- Assistant Majority Leader
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- NH Senate, Ways and Means Committee
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- NH Senate, Finance Committee
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- NH Senate, Judiciary Committee
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- Senator for District 14
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- New Hampshire Bar Association
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