About Michael
Michael Anzalone earned a Bachelor of Science from Thomas Edison State College before completing his J.D. at Massachusetts School of Law at Andover in 2003. He is licensed to practice in both New Hampshire and Massachusetts. Those academic years laid the groundwork for a practice that would span two state systems and many kinds of client needs.
In 2007 he took on the role of Managing Partner at Anzalone Law Office, PLLC. He has overseen the office’s operations since then, managing caseloads, supervising staff and handling client matters directly. The managing partner title reflects both administrative duties and an active role in client representation. Over time he developed routines around case intake, strategy development and courtroom preparation.
Anzalone has kept professional ties to both state bars. He holds memberships in the Massachusetts Bar Association and the New Hampshire Bar Association, memberships he has maintained since 2007. Those connections have kept him current on state-specific rules, court procedures and continuing legal education requirements. He also uses those networks to consult on procedural questions and regional practice issues when cases cross state lines.
Colleagues describe his approach as practical and direct. He aims to explain legal options in plain terms so clients can make informed decisions. He emphasizes clear communication, careful recordkeeping and an organized litigation strategy. That approach informs how he prepares for hearings and negotiates settlements. He tends to plan several steps ahead while keeping clients apprised of immediate next actions.
At Anzalone Law Office, PLLC, he handles matters that arise under New Hampshire and Massachusetts law. His work involves appearances in state courts and in administrative forums where state rules apply. He has kept the firm at a scale that allows him to remain personally involved in many cases while overseeing the broader practice. He continues to maintain an active office presence and represents clients across both states in matters before trial and in alternative dispute settings. His current practice handles matters in New Hampshire and Massachusetts state courts and related administrative proceedings.
