About Us

Darin J. Steinberg is a real estate attorney and the principal of the Law Offices of Darin J. Steinberg.  Having worked in center city for twelve years, the last eight of which at a large center city law firm, Darin brought his real estate practice to the suburbs in 2009 where he was born and raised.  His practice focuses on representing clients in real estate matters in Philadelphia, Montgomery and Bucks County as well as Southern New Jersey.

Prior Experience

From 2001 to Spring 2009, Darin was in the real estate group at Duane Morris LLP, an AmLaw 100 firm with over 650 lawyers; from 1999 to 2001 he was an associate at Jacoby Donner, P.C., a firm which specializes in construction law and litigation; and from 1996 to 1999 he was an associate at Hecker Brown Sherry and Johnson handling litigation matters.

Education

Darin graduated cum laude from Temple University School of Law in 1996 where he received the Barrister’s Award in Trial Advocacy and was a member of the Dean’s Honor List.  Darin received his undergraduate degree from Trinity College in Hartford, CT in 1991 and played four years of varsity Ice Hockey.

Professional Activities and Sample Speaking Engagements                                            

  • Board Member of the Building Industry Association of Philadelphia (BIA) (12/07 – 6/09)
  • Urban Land Institute (ULI) – Member of Public Policy and Technical Assistance Program Committees (study land development issues in Philadelphia and the surrounding suburbs) (2006 – 6/09)
  • Selected by Philadelphia’s Department of Licenses and Inspections to assist in its evaluation and analysis of licensing and permitting services (4/08 – Present)
  • Zoning attorney for the ULI TAP that focused on Upper Dublin’s Dresher Triangle
  • Speaker, “Zoning, Subdivision and Land Development in Pennsylvania"
  • Speaker, “Zoning 101”
  • Speaker, “Condominium and Planned Community Practice in Pennsylvania”
  • Speaker, “Perspectives on Indoor Air Quality”
  • Speaker, “Risk Prevention for Mold: What Commercial, Institutional and Large-Scale Residential Owners and Developers Need to Know”
  • Speaker, Construction Law Issues, Third Annual Real Estate Institute, Philadelphia

Publications

  • “Toxic Mold Legislation: New Developments,” The Real Estate Finance Journal, a West Publication, Fall 2004 
  • Contributed to several Permit Guides published by City of Philadelphia in conjunction with the BIA to assist developers in the zoning/land development process
  • Featured in article published in The Pennsylvania Lawyer, May/June 2011 Edition

Bar Admissions

  •  Pennsylvania and New Jersey




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