About James J. Bianco
James J. Bianco Jr. constructed his legal foundation at the University of New Hampshire, where he earned a Bachelor of Arts in political science, and then at Suffolk University Law School, where he acquired his Juris Doctor. He moved from the learn about of presidency into the practice of law within the Nineteen Seventies, a transition that set the tone for a long career in each public service and personal practice.
Early in his profession he worked on coverage and legal questions affecting young people. In 1973 he served as legal counsel to the Governor’s Commission on Laws Affecting Children. Two years later he took a submit as legal advisor for the New Hampshire Department of Health and Welfare. Those roles positioned him within the center of state-degree legal work on social offerings and regulatory matters, and they informed the kinds of cases and clients he would handle later.
He entered personal practice in 1981 and has since been related to the Bianco Professional Association. Over the decades he has balanced court work, counseling clients, and participation in network and expert organizations. He has additionally taught regulation students and undergraduates; he served as an adjunct professor at each Notre Dame College and Franklin Pierce Law School, the latter now part of the University of New Hampshire School of Law.
Bianco’s expert life extends beyond the office. He has held board positions at more than one nonprofit organizations, which includes St. John International University, Odyssey House, and New Hampshire Catholic Charities. He serves as secretary of Skrungloo Farm, Inc. He is a member of the American Bar Association, the New Hampshire Bar Association, the Merrimack County Bar Association, and the New Hampshire Association for Justice. Those roles reflect lengthy-status ties to legal and civic establishments in New Hampshire.
Colleagues describe him as continuous and practical. He has moved among public-sector legal work and private representation in a profession that spans more than four decades. His educational background in political science and law underpins a practice shaped by statutory and regulatory questions as much as litigation technique.
In practice he represents people and organizations in matters grounded in state law, drawing on experience from his time in state authorities and on nonprofit boards. He maintains a workplace at Bianco Professional Association and continues to stay and work in New Hampshire. His recent practice concentrates on state-regulation things and client counseling in New Hampshire.
