Why Stein Sperling?

We understand that bad things can happen to good people. We fight for clients’ rights, in and out of court, to achieve the best possible results on their behalf.

Criminal Law

The criminal justice system can be frightening and intimidating. When people are charged with crimes that can affect both them and their families for the rest of their lives, it’s important to have lawyers who can help explain the process, navigate the system and protect their clients’ rights.

Stein Sperling’s criminal law attorneys use their knowledge and experience to aggressively defend clients charged with violating the law. Our practice is comprised of trial lawyers who have an in-depth familiarity with the Maryland and Federal criminal justice systems. We apply our understanding of the prosecution’s tactics and the functions of courts, judges and juries to effectively represent our clients in criminal proceedings.

From the first stage of our representation, we engage in frequent interaction with the client because we believe it leads to the best possible results. Our clients are active participants in their own cases and we strive to learn as much as we can about them. With this knowledge, we identify character witnesses and use mental health assessments and employment history where appropriate, all of which help us to portray each client as an individual. Especially if the client is convicted, these and other mitigating factors can later aid our attorneys in presenting sentencing alternatives, including treatment and rehabilitation options.

While we are skilled courtroom advocates on behalf of our clients, often the client's best interests are served through negotiations with the prosecution to obtain lesser charges or penalties. Our attorneys have the experience and knowledge to effectively persuade prosecutors that charges should be reduced or simply dismissed.




We provide clients rational, efficient and effective guidance to resolve their legal issues.

David C. Driscoll, Jr. David C. Driscoll, Jr.

We combine the willingness to fight with the insight and knowledge of when to negotiate.

Paul T. Stein Paul T. Stein

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Representing the Troubled Taxpayer – How to Handle the Non-filer

This "Representing the Troubled Taxpayer" series focuses on how the IRS handles non-filers.


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4/29/2013 DC Super Lawyers recognized 21 Stein Sperling...

Nine attorneys were recognized as Super Lawyers and 12 attorneys named as Rising Stars.


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1/23/2013 Stein Sperling aids the fight against hunger,...

The charitable project will feed 712 families in the DC metropolitan area.


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1/16/2013 Stein Sperling recognized among 2013 Top Ranked...

More than 254,000 firms were considered, but less than one-half of one percent made the list.


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