Matthew Stubenberg

Matthew Stubenberg’s career as a young legal aid lawyer and technologist has left a whirlwind of products and services in his wake, all focused on making Maryland’s legal systems easier to navigate and analyze for data trends. His creations include “Not Guilty App” and MDExpungment.com, which has been used to print more than 100,000 expungement forms since it first launched four years ago. Matthew also spearheaded the CLUE program, which helps scrape Maryland public court records for the Maryland Volunteer Lawyers Service and allows pro bono and criminal defense lawyers to search data in ways never thought possible. This data has been used in support of defending clients, large scale reform measures, and other policy initiatives. Matthew’s commitment to technology in the service of the greater good makes him more than deserving of a Fastcase 50 nod, and surely many other accolades to come as he continues his work at Harvard Law’s Access to Justice Lab.