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Biography
Laura is a member in Gordon Feinblatt's Trusts and Estates Group. Her practice includes estate and trust administration, estate planning (including the preparation of last wills and testaments, powers of attorney, various types of trusts, and other documents to facilitate gifts of real estate and other interests), guardianship, litigation involving tax controversies and other contested matters, and the preparation of estate tax, fiduciary income tax, and gift tax returns.
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Licensed in Maryland for 29 years
State: Maryland
Acquired: 1996
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Location
Gordon Feinblatt LLC
233 E Redwood St, Baltimore, MD, 21202
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Experience
Associations
American Bar Association, Real Property, Probate and Trust Law Section
Member
Maryland State Bar Association, Elder Law Section
Member
Maryland State Bar Association, Estate and Trust Law Section
Member
2001 - 2003
Maryland State Bar Association, Estate and Trust Law Section, Estate & Gift Tax Study GroupCo-chair
Education
1996
University of Baltimore School of Law
JD - Juris Doctor
1994
University of Baltimore
BA - Bachelor of Arts
Publications
2001
The Daily Record
Estate Planning for Physicians
1993
University of Baltimore Law Review
Note, Torts; Negligence; Damages -- A Right of Recovery Exists for Emotional Distress Injuries Arising from the Fear of Contracting an Infectious Disease, Even When Such Injuries are Unaccompanied by Physical Impact and the Disease is Not Contracted
Languages
English