Stuart Schadt brings over 31 years of formidable trial court experience to his role as Senior Litigation Counsel at the Turnbull Brockmeyer Law Group. Renowned for his tenacity and strategic acumen, Mr. Schadt has a proven track record of representing clients with exceptional skill in criminal, civil, and administrative matters across District and Circuit courts throughout Maryland. His deep understanding of the legal landscape and unwavering commitment to his clients have earned him a reputation as a powerful advocate and a trusted legal advisor.

Mr. Schadt’s distinguished career began after graduating from Loyola University of Maryland and the University of Baltimore School of Law, where he also enriched his legal education with a semester abroad at the University of Aberdeen in Scotland. Upon passing the Maryland State Bar in 1993, he served as a law clerk for the Honorable Robert E. Cahill, Sr., in the Circuit Court for Baltimore County. This pivotal experience laid the foundation for his expertise in litigation.

In the years that followed, Mr. Schadt sharpened his litigation skills as an associate at several prominent law firms. In 2001, he established his own practice, where he successfully managed complex legal cases for two decades before joining the Turnbull Brockmeyer Law Group in 2021. His tenure as a sole practitioner honed his ability to navigate challenging legal issues with precision and confidence.

Beyond his courtroom prowess, Mr. Schadt is deeply involved in the legal community. He has been a dedicated member of the Board of the St. Thomas More Society of Maryland since 2002, including a term as president from 2008 to 2009. His leadership extends to the Cristo Rey Jesuit Leadership Advisory Board, where he has served since 2009. In 2023, his peers recognized his contributions to the legal profession by appointing him to the Baltimore County Bar Association’s Executive Council. He has chaired and participated in numerous committees within the Maryland State and Baltimore County Bar Associations, demonstrating his dedication to advancing the legal profession. His commitment to upholding ethical standards is evidenced by his long-standing role on the Peer Review Committee for the Attorney Grievance Commission, where he has served since 2001. Additionally, Mr. Schadt has mentored first-year law students at the University of Baltimore School of Law, guiding the next generation of legal professionals.