UNB Law has a regular full-time faculty complement of 21. These faculty members produce internationally recognized research and scholarship in a wide range of subjects including technology law and policy, access to justice, patent law, privacy and defamation, international trade law and climate change, Indigenous Peoples and the law, constitutional rights, international taxation, securities law and dispute resolution - to name just a few.
This full-time faculty complement is supplemented by a group of part-time instructors, mostly practising lawyers, who bring a wealth of expertise on topics such as; negotiation, maritime law, municipal and community planning, mediation, bankruptcy and insolvency, employment law, prosecution and defense of homicide, human rights, and labour and employment.
