About Wray McCurdy

Wray McCurdy has been successfully defending individuals against criminal charges since 1984. He has a passion for criminal law, and his clients love the way he truly takes the time to get to know them before putting together a strong defense, whether legal or factual. Wray believes it’s critical that he understand who his clients are and where they come from, in order to get them acquitted or, if that’s not possible, to decrease the consequences of a conviction.

Prior to managing his own firm, Wray worked as an Assistant States Attorney for Baltimore County, and other well-known Baltimore law firms. In 1986, he worked for William R. Sutton’s law practice, which Mr. Sutton started in 1952 as a general law practice; eventually, Wray took over the practice. Once Mr. Sutton retired and his partner Norman Stone was appointed by the Governor of Maryland to the District Court in 1999, Wray changed the firm’s name to the current T. Wray McCurdy, P.A., and began to focus almost entirely on criminal litigation.