ROBERT A. STEIN ADMITTED TO PRACTICE IN THE FOLLOWING JURISDICTIONS

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1 The Stein Law Firm, PLLC PO Box 2159, One Barberry Lane Concord NH (603) ; FAX: (603) PERSONAL COLLEGE -Date of birth: September 14, Married -Two children, two step-children ROBERT A. STEIN -B.A., Washington and Jefferson College, 1968 Phi Beta Kappa; Junior Kappa Scholar; John Livingston Lowes award in English; History Honorary Society; Journalism Honorary Society; Philosophy Honorary Society LAW SCHOOL -J.D., University of Michigan, 1971 ADDITIONAL TRAINING -National Institute for Trial Advocacy, Boulder, Colorado Summer, New Hampshire Superior Court certified mediator -United States District Court, District of New Hampshire, certified mediator ADMITTED TO PRACTICE IN THE FOLLOWING JURISDICTIONS -United States Supreme Court -First Circuit Court of Appeals -Third Circuit Court of Appeals -New Hampshire Supreme Court -Pennsylvania Supreme Court -United States District Court for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania -United States District Court for the District of New Hampshire -International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia (UN-ICTY)

2 POSITIONS HELD -Staff Attorney, Defender Association of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania -Juvenile Court Division, November 1971 through September Motions and Appeals, September 1972 through March, Trial Division, March 1973 through August Federal Court Division, August 1973 through April Public Defender, Merrimack County, New Hampshire, April 1975 through July Stein & Viles, partner, Concord, New Hampshire September 1977 through June Shaheen, Cappiello, Stein & Gordon, P.A., Director, Concord, New Hampshire, June 1981 through December 31, Stein, Volinsky & Callaghan, P.A., President/Director, Concord, New Hampshire, January 1, 1996 through December 31, Robert Stein & Associates, PLLC, President/Director, Concord, New Hampshire, January 1, 2004 through August The Stein Law Firm, PLLC, President/Director, Concord, New Hampshire, August 2009 through the present TEACHING POSITIONS AND LECTURES -University of Pennsylvania, Hill Hall Program Instructor "Poverty and the Criminal Law - A Seminar" 1973, Pennsylvania State Defender Conference, Carlisle, Pennsylvania, Lecturer, "Interstate Extradition" 1973, Franklin Pierce Law Center, Concord, New Hampshire, Instructor, "Trial Advocacy" 1975, Hofstra University, Trial Advocacy Course, Faculty, 1984 to present -Harvard Trial Advocacy Workshop, January, Widener University School of Law, Trial Advocacy Workshop -Emory University School of Law, Trial Advocacy Workshop, May, National Institute for Trial Advocacy, Northeast Regional, Faculty, 1984, 1985; Team 2

3 Leader 1985 to present -National Institute for Trial Advocacy, Mid-Atlantic Session, Faculty, March National Institute for Trial Advocacy, Pacific Regional Session, Faculty, National Institute for Trial Advocacy, Master Advocates Program, Team Leader, 1988 to present -National Institute for Trial Advocacy, Deposition Skills Programs -National Institute for Trial Advocacy, Southeast Regional, Team Leader, 2000, 2002, National Institute for Trial Advocacy, Southeast Regional Session, Faculty, 1995, National Institute for Trial Advocacy, National Session, Boulder, Colorado Faculty 1993, 1994, 1998, 2000, 2001; Team Leader 1995, National Institute for Trial Advocacy, teacher trainings held at Notre Dame University, Harvard University, University of Toronto School of Law, and National Education Center -National Institute for Trial Advocacy, Law Society, Belfast, Northern Ireland 2000, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2007, 2008, National Institute for Trial Advocacy, Law Society, Dublin, Republic of Ireland 2002, National Institute for Trial Advocacy, College of Law, London, England, National Institute for Trial Advocacy, Mid-Central Program, Team Leader, Indiana University, March 2003 to present -National Institute for Trial Advocacy, New York City Regional Program, Team Leader, March/April/May 2003-present -New Hampshire Continuing Legal Education Seminar, Lecturer, "Criminal Practice" New Hampshire Continuing Legal Education Seminar, Lecturer, "DWI-The Offense and the Defense" 1984, New Hampshire District and Municipal Court Judges Seminar, Lecturer, "DWI-Evidentiary Problems" 1984, Presenter, International Society of Barristers Annual Meeting, Nevis, West Indies, March 2002, "Life in the Bubble" -Presenter, 20th International Congress on Law and Mental Health, "Patient-Therapist Boundary Violations: A Protocol for Attorneys and Mental Health Professionals" Presenter, 1993, American College of Forensic Psychiatry -Presenter, 1993, American College of Forensic Psychology -Presenter, May 1995, New Hampshire Public Defender Program, Deposition Seminar -Presenter, 1998, New Hampshire Psychological Association -Moderator, United States District Court for the District of New Hampshire, Federal Practice Institute, December 2000, December Panelist, American Bar Association, Litigation Section Annual Meeting, "Mauet and the Masters," Phoenix, Arizona, May

4 ADDITIONAL TEACHING POSITIONS: -National Institute for Trial Advocacy, New England Regional Program, Program Director, National Institute for Trial Advocacy, Outreach Program, Program Director, National Institute for Trial Advocacy, Director, International Arbitration Programs IN-HOUSE TEACHING PROGRAMS -Various in-house programs, including: White & Case Dechert, Price & Rhodes Winston & Strawn Fish & Richardson Holland & Knight AllState Insurance Company Illinois Attorney General s Office Sullivan & Cromwell CMS Cameron McKenna (London, England) Perkins Coie Iowa Public Defenders Cleary Gottlieb Linklaters Marquis Aurbach Clifford Chance (London, England) CMS McKenna (Vienna, Austria) ORGANIZATIONS AND MEMBERSHIPS -Member, Pennsylvania and New Hampshire Bar Associations -Member, Development Council, Washington and Jefferson College -Member, Juvenile Rights Committee, American Civil Liberties Union, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania -Member, Board of Directors, "Some Other Place," juvenile half-way house, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania -Member, Board of Directors, New Hampshire Civil Liberties Union, 1975 to present -Legal counsel, New Hampshire Civil Liberties Union, 1978 through "Master of the Bench," Daniel Webster Chapter of American Inns of Court, President American Association for Justice (formerly American Trial Lawyers Association) -New Hampshire Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers -National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers -Member, The Million Dollar Advocates Forum 4

5 PUBLISHED WORKS -"Tips from the Trenches," American Bar Association Journal -"When The Boundary is Crossed: A Protocol for Attorneys and Mental Health Professionals," American Journal of Forensic Psychology; American Journal of Forensic Psychiatry; (co-authored with Elliot L. Atkins, Ed.D.) -Drills Compendium, National Institute for Trial Advocacy; (co-authored with Ben Rubinowitz, Esq.) HONORS CONFERRED - International Society of Barristers; elected to fellowship, service on Board of Governors, International Society of Barristers Foundation, 2006 to present; elected to President, American Board of Trial Advocates, elected to fellowship - Listed in Best Lawyers in America since 1996 in multiple categories - Listed in Who's Who in American Lawyers - Listed in Who's Who in American Executives - Listed in SuperLawyers of New England, 2007 to present - Recipient, 2006 Hon. Prentice H. Marshall Faculty Award For Creative Teaching, presented by the National Institute for Trial Advocacy 05/08/2012 5