University of New Hampshire Law School Launches Specialized Health and Life Sciences Law Program

The University of New Hampshire’s Franklin Pierce School of Law has unveiled a new specialized study track in health and life sciences law, aimed at hybrid juris doctor students starting in the fall. This program expands the school’s offerings in intellectual property, technology, and information law. The new focus seeks to underscore the confluence of healthcare, science, intellectual property, and business law, reflecting current demands in a rapidly expanding global economy. With the rise in need for attorneys skilled in intellectual property and life sciences across various industries, this concentration presents a compelling opportunity for students. More details about the program can be found in the official press release and in the announcement by the university.