Flint Stebbins is a highly skilled litigator with a unique background in both science and law. Holding a degree in biology, Flint's academic work in molecular development, neurotransmitter receptor function, and infectious diseases laid a strong foundation for his analytical and methodical approach to legal advocacy. He later transitioned into law and served as a judicial clerk before going into public defense. 

Flint's work spans over a decade, and his expertise is especially evident in his advocacy for clients involved in forensic civil commitment cases. He represents individuals committed to state psychiatric facilities after being found not guilty by reason of insanity (NGRI), focusing on defending their rights in complex legal proceedings surrounding indefinite confinement, involuntary medication, and release. Flint is known for his detail-oriented, data-driven approach to litigation, advocating with unwavering dedication for those facing significant challenges in the legal system.