Introducing The Daily Record’s 2025 Estate & Trust Law Power List
Daily Record Staff//March 28, 2025//
The women and men you’ll meet on this list are among the most influential and respected practitioners in the estate & trust law sector in Maryland.

This list was chosen by our editorial leadership team. We reached out to readers and others in the legal community for input and perspective.
We explore how these attorneys view their profession, what they would change if they could and what they might be doing if they hadn’t chosen this career. We’re hoping to offer a glimpse into the kind of people they are and how they see their accomplishments.
This list is part of a series of Power Lists throughout 2025 that will showcase the most influential figures in law, higher education, health care, financial services and other fields. Later this year, we’ll offer a special Power 100 List that showcases the most influential Marylanders across the entire spectrum
If you know of someone you think is a strong candidate for inclusion on our Power Lists, we’d love to hear from you. Just go to thedailyrecord.com/power-list-recommendation-form/ and tell us about the individual.
We hope you enjoy this Power List, and we welcome your feedback and suggestions.
Thomas Baden Jr.
Editor
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