A World-Renowned
Intellectual Property Law School.
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Government Employment
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prelaw Magazine rated UNH Franklin Pierce School of Law as Best for Government Employment for 2023-2024!
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Best Value Schools awarded UNH Franklin Pierce School of Law its #1 spot as a "best online" law school for 2022
A top-rated school for intellectual property law
preLaw Magazine awarded UNH Franklin Pierce School of Law an A+ in its Spring 2023 edition!
preLaw Magazine rates Franklin Pierce School of Law an A+ in its Spring 2023 edition
Student Spotlight
I chose UNHFP because of its reputation in intellectual property, especially patent law. We have alumni practicing IP law throughout the country,…
UNH Franklin Pierce School of Law proudly congratulates Patricia Shea and Patrick Yehle for their advancement to the semi-finals in the recent Texas…
Intending to attend the in-person Master of Intellectual Property (MIP) program, Anh Khoa Pham changed direction after an injury and found the online…
News
Bradford E. Cook and Ann McLane Kuster, new chairs of the Rudman Advisory Board, represent N.H.'s tradition of bipartisan public service.
In each of his two seasons on the Korean dating show “Couple Palace,” Derek Kunhee Kim, JD ’21 received the most votes out of 100 contestants (50 men…
Madison reflected that “Jack and I were in the same section during our 1L year, and it was definitely a full-circle moment to see each other while…
Congratulations to 1L JD residential student Christina Pretorius for making the Manchester Union Leader's 2026 class of 40 Under Forty. These…
Prof. Michael Dube's law review article, "The Law of the Claw," will be published in the Arkansas Law Review (Volume 80, Issue 1).…
Panelists discussed the history and legacy of the N.H. Constitution and the important role state constitutions play in American democracy.
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