Hans Flierl (born 19 October 1885 in Forchheim, died 21 August 1974 in Erlangen) was a German jurist and local politician.
After graduating from high school in Schweinfurt, Hans Flierl studied law and political science at the universities of Erlangen, Berlin and Munich.
After he had passed the Bavarian examination for the higher judicial and administrative service in 1910, he initially worked as a lawyer for several years.
He remained in office until succeeded by Nazi Party member Alfred Groß in 1934.
[2] The focus of his political work was public welfare and the reorganization of the municipal administration after World War I.