Samuel C.P. Baldwin, Jr., Esq.

Samuel Baldwin is a senior partner and founder of The Law Offices of Baldwin, Briscoe & Steinmetz, P.C. Mr. Baldwin has practiced family law for over twenty years and handles cases across Southern Maryland.

Mr. Baldwin was raised in Baltimore.  He grew up in the city and attended St. Paul’s School for Boys before enrolling in the University of Virginia’s class of 1975.  He returned home to enroll in the University of Baltimore’s School of Law and graduated in 1984.

With many years of practice to his name, Mr. Baldwin brings a wealth of exceptional legal experience to clients.  During law school he held clerkships and internships working for Robert Verderaime, of Verderaime, DuBois, P.A., Jonas R.  Rappeport, MD, of the Medical Office of the Circuit Court for Baltimore City, Judge Norman P. Ramsey of the United States District Court for Maryland, and Chief Judge Frank A. Kaufman, also of the U.S. District Court for Maryland.  He clerked for Chief Judge Ernest A. Loveless, Jr., Chief Judge at the Prince George’s County Circuit Court and Administrative Judge for the Seventh Circuit of Maryland.  As a lawyer he was an associate in the law offices of Oliver R. Guyther and of Pleisse, Baldwin, and Sterling before founding The Law Offices of Baldwin & Briscoe, P.C. in 1988.