410-576-4114
1001 Fleet Street, Suite 700, Baltimore, MD, 21202, 
Subjects: All Subjects
Links:Website, LinkedIn
I am available to my clients 24/7. No one will work harder than I do to achieve our clients' goals.
4) American Property Casualty Insurance Association
5) Calpine Energy Solutions LLC
6) CareFirst BlueCross BlueShield
7) Clean Fuels Alliance America
9) CVS Health
10) FanDuel, Inc.
11) InComm Payments
14) Maryland Criminal Defense Attorneys Association
15) Maryland Multi-Housing Association
16) Maryland Thoroughbred Horsemen's Association
17) Mayor and City of Baltimore, The
19) National Association of Ticket Brokers
20) National Council of State Boards of Nursing (NCSBN)
22) Solar Landscape
24) Sunoco L.P.
AV Preeminent rating in Martindale-Hubbell
Named Baltimore's "Lawyer of the Year" in Government Relations Law by Best Lawyers in America, 2015 and 2022
Named to The Best Lawyers in America for Government Relations since 2009
Bob is one of Maryland's best known lobbyists and concentrates his practice in the area of government relations. He is general counsel to the Maryland Bankers Association and is Maryland local counsel to the Property Casualty Insurers Association of America. He is closely involved in legislative and regulatory issues affecting banks, health care organizations and insurance-related entities. Bob also represents a wide range of other business interests before the Maryland General Assembly and State and local government agencies, including transportation companies, manufacturers, insurance companies, and associations of landlords, debt collectors and horsemen.
Bob represents clients in their dealings with State and local government legislative and regulatory bodies, including cases involving administrative hearings at all levels, with an emphasis on the resolution of issues before the Maryland Commissioner of Financial Regulation, the Maryland Insurance Administration, and the Maryland Department of Health and Mental Hygiene. Bob's longstanding relationships formed through years of hard work with government officials throughout Maryland allow him to achieve unparalleled success for his clients. In an article on Maryland lobbyists, The Gazette newspaper said, "Enten is consistently in the top tier of Annapolis lobbyists. He is known for his relentless advocacy serving a broad client portfolio."
After Bob was named by Best Lawyers of America as the 2022 "Lawyer of the Year" in Government Relations Law in Baltimore, Center Maryland in its podcast titled "The Lobby" featured Bob and his successful, decades-long career in state politics.
410-366-1500
2423 Maryland Avenue, Baltimore, MD, 21218, 
Subjects: All Subjects
Links:Website
In 2000, Harris Jones founded Harris Jones & Malone, LLC. To date, she remains the first and only Black woman in the State of Maryland to own and manage a law practice with a focus in lobbying, government relations, procurement, labor negotiations, criminal defense, and administrative trial board representation at both the state and local levels. Harris Jones & Malone proudly serves municipalities and related quasi-public agencies, non-profits, and small and large business enterprises, both publicly and privately held. Currently, Harris Jones & Malone represents clients on issues concerning, but not limited to construction, energy, water, retail sales, education, transportation, public safety, healthcare, gaming, real estate, telecommunications, procurement, corporate law, state funding for public and private development projects, taxation, labor, insurance, public interest, election, and environmental law.
Due to her hard work and tireless advocacy, Harris Jones is widely regarded as a lobbyist with the ability to effect real change in the legislative process, regardless of the size of her client or the perceived power of her opponent. As a result of her successful track record, her clients have enabled her to become the first Black attorney/lobbyist to be consistently ranked in the top five earning lobbyists in Maryland following the conclusion of each legislative session since 2009.
Harris Jones has worked on high profile matters such as the repeal of Maryland's Death Penalty, the enactment of the Civil Marriage Protection Act, and in 2019, the Community Safety and Strengthening Act, which authorizes Johns Hopkins University to establish a university police department.
Among her many legislative accomplishments, Harris Jones lobbied successfully for the passage of a priority lien bill on behalf of the Community Associations Institute Maryland Legislative Action Committee (CAI), an organization representing common ownership communities. For many years, CAI had battled with financial institutions over this critical legislation. In only her second legislative session representing CAI, Harris Jones was able to facilitate an agreement and secure the votes needed to pass the bill. This law allows condominium associations to recover up to four months of association fees at the time of a foreclosure sale. Hard hit by the downturn in the housing market, association fees are vital to the financial stability of all common ownership communities.
Harris Jones is a Member of the Board of Trustees/Directors of three publicly traded companies: Industrial Logistics Properties Trust, Diversified Healthcare Trust, and TravelCenters of America, LLC. She also serves on the Board of Trustees/Directors of Everyman Theatre and Baltimore Museum of Art. In 2021, Harris Jones was listed as one of The Daily Record's Power 100. She was also recognized by Savoy Magazine as one of the Most Influential Black Corporate Directors, an international honor. In 2019 Harris Jones received the Current Leader Award from the Alliance of Black Women Attorneys of Maryland, Inc. In 2016, Harris Jones received the Friend of Dyslexia Award for Outstanding Dyslexia Advocacy and also received the Maryland Government Relations Association's Community Service Award. Since 2000, Harris Jones has earned the following honors: YWCA Greater Baltimore's Special Leader Award, The Daily Record's Leadership in Law Award, The Baltimore Sun's 50 Women to Watch in 2013, The Daily Records Maryland's Top 100 Women in 2005 and 2009, The Baltimore Business Journal's 40 under 40, The Baltimore Times' Top 25 Young Leaders to Watch, and the Maryland Coalition for Responsive Government's 21st Century Woman distinction.
1) AbbVie Inc.
4) Article IV
7) Associated Builders & Contractors
8) Association of Social Work Boards (ASWB) on behalf of National Strategies, LLC
9) Baltimore Gas and Electric Company
10) Baltimore Industrial Group
11) Baltimore Orioles Limited Partnership
12) Benevis, LLC
13) Chesapeake Employers' Insurance Company
14) Cloudforce
15) Community Associations Institute/Maryland Legislative Action Committee
16) DoorDash, Inc.
18) Elevance Health, and its Affiliates
19) Employ Prince George's, Inc.
21) Everyman Theatre
22) Family Tree, The
23) Genentech, Inc., a Member of the Roche Group
24) Greater Baltimore Committee
25) Harris Jones & Malone, LLC
27) Hudson Group (HG) Retail, LLC
28) HWS LLC dba Henry's Wrecker Service
29) James K. Davis
30) Johns Hopkins
32) JPMorgan Chase Holdings LLC
34) Mariner Finance
35) Maryland Automobile Insurance Fund
36) Maryland Dental Hygienists' Association
39) Maryland Multi-Housing Association
40) Maryland Oncology Hematology, P.A.
41) Maryland Psychiatric Society
42) Maryland Ready Mix Concrete Association
43) Maryland Zoo in Baltimore, The
47) Noresco
48) Norfolk Southern Corporation
49) Omnilert
50) Orijin
51) OVG Facilities
52) P3 Group, The
53) Penn National Gaming, Inc.
54) Philip Morris International
56) Rapid Financial Services, LLC
57) RELX Group
58) Replica, Inc.
60) Sharps Medical Waste Services
63) Stella May Contracting, Inc.
66) Turo, Inc.
67) United Way of Central Maryland, Inc.
68) US Oncology
70) Vertex Pharmaceuticals Incorporated
71) Visit Baltimore
73) Washington Psychiatric Society
20+ years
410-576-4175
1001 Fleet Street, Suite 700, Baltimore, MD, 21202, 
Subjects: All Subjects
I focus on 'how' to get from A to B, but I also, occasionally, help clients decide whether B is really where they want to go.
Appointed by Governor Lawrence Hogan, Jr. and President Mike Miller to the Maryland Climate Change Commission
AV Preeminent rating in Martindale-Hubbell
Named to The Best Lawyers in America since 1995
Named Baltimore's "Lawyer of the Year" in Environmental Law by Best Lawyers in America, 2019
Named Baltimore "Lawyer of the Year" in Litigation - Environmental by Best Lawyers in America, 2017
Named Baltimore "Lawyer of the Year" in Environmental Law by Best Lawyers in America, 2014 and 2016
Selected to Maryland Super Lawyers list for Environmental Law in 2007, 2008 and 2009 and since 2015, and for Energy & Natural Resources, Environmental Litigation and Government Relations, 2021
Recipient, Outstanding Professional Service Award, Fuel Fund of Maryland for the contribution of legal services, June 2011
Recipient, Award of Excellence as "Consultant of the Year," Home Builders Association of Maryland, Land Development Council, 2010
Recipient, Leadership in the Law Award in Environmental Law, The Daily Record, 2009
Named "Legal Elite," SmartCEO, November 2009
Listed to "Top Lawyers in Maryland," Baltimore Magazine
Michael is a Member in the firm's Energy and Environmental Team.
He was named Maryland "Lawyer of the Year" by Best Lawyers in America for Environmental Law and Environmental Litigation. In addition, for more than two decades, he has been named one of the Best Lawyers in America, according to a national poll of lawyers. He has also been named a Maryland Super Lawyer. Michael has the highest possible rating in Martindale-Hubbell (established by peer review) and was a founding member and the first elected chairman of the Environmental Section of the Maryland State Bar Association.
Prior to joining Gordon Feinblatt, Michael served as Principal Counsel to the Maryland Department of the Environment. In this role, he was the chief environmental attorney for the state and the principal advisor to the Attorney General on environmental issues. He also served as an Assistant Attorney General advising the state, at various times, on issues involving hazardous wastes, water pollution, solid wastes, radiation control and other environmental and regulatory issues.
In 2015, Michael was appointed by Governor Lawrence Hogan to represent business interests on the Maryland Climate Change Commission and then reappointed by Senate President Mike Miller in 2016. He co-chairs the Mitigation Work Group of the Commission, which is develops plans to meet Maryland's greenhouse gas targets. Michael was also recognized for his dedication to the practice of law and to his community with the 2009 Leadership in the Law award, presented by the Maryland Daily Record and received a Professional Service Award in 2011 for his pro bono work from the Maryland Fuel Fund.
Michael's practice covers environmental law, energy law and governmental relations.
Michael's environmental work has included defending companies from governmental and third-party environmental claims, providing advice on greenhouse gas regulations and legislation, negotiating remediation agreements (including brownfield applications) on contaminated properties, advising companies on climate change developments, and negotiating the terms of environmental permits. Projects on which Michael has worked include solar energy projects; residential and commercial developments; natural gas and petroleum pipeline projects; co-generation projects; hazardous waste incinerators; waste-to-energy plants; infectious waste incinerators; waterway construction permits for developers and municipal water supply facilities; wetlands permits for developers, energy companies and mining operations; critical area approvals for developers; water appropriation and water discharge permits; landfill and other solid waste permits; permits to construct and operate air emission sources (including Title V permits and CPCN permits for energy projects); and work on air and water discharge permits for industrial and energy clients.
Michael's energy work has included the permitting of new renewable energy projects in Maryland. He currently represents a number of coal, natural gas and solar generating stations stations, seeking or renewing environmental permits. He has also provided advice on rate proceedings for large energy customers and for energy producers. Michael was appointed by Governor Martin O'Malley to serve as one of the inaugural members on the Strategic Energy Investment Fund Advisory Board, which provides advice to the Maryland Energy Administration on the budgeting of funds from the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative auctions.
Described by The Baltimore Sun as a "high-profile lobbyist representing builders and industrial interests," Michael's lobbying practice has included the representation of energy companies, energy customers, manufacturing interests and developers before the General Assembly. Michael has helped draft many of the most significant Maryland environmental and energy legislation, including the Maryland Greenhouse Gas Reduction Act (both the original Act in 2009 and the renewal in 2015), the Maryland Electricity Restructuring Act, the Maryland Brownfields Act and statutes reforming the process for issuing environmental permits in Maryland.
Since joining Gordon Feinblatt, Michael has provided advice to Talen Energy, Honeywell, BP, FMC, Lockheed Martin, Energy Answers, AES, Alcoa, Lafarge, Lennar Incorporated, Beazer Homes USA Inc., Pulte Homes, CalAtlantic, Ryland Homes, Toll Brothers, First Energy, the Maryland Department of Business and Economic Development, Florida Rock, American Sugar (Domino), the National Aquarium, Select Energy, Trigen Energy Corporation, the Maryland Industrial Group, the Maryland Industrial Technology Alliance, the American Chemistry Council, the Maryland Chamber of Commerce, the Maryland Bankers Association, Amports and many others. Significant brownfield and remediation projects have included the redevelopment of Silver Spring (on behalf of Montgomery County), the remediation of a major asphalt refinery (on behalf of BP), the proposed Center for Marine Research (on behalf of the National Aquarium), the Carr-Lowery and Westport Power plants (Turner Development), Silo Point (Pulte), Deep Harbor (Beazer), a plant expansion for Domino Sugar, Dundalk Marine Terminal, Race Street and Swann Park (for Honeywell) and dozens more.
Because of his extensive legal background, Michael is a contributing author to the LexisNexis Practice Guide: Maryland Environmental Law.
410-576-4042
1001 Fleet Street, Suite 700, Baltimore, MD, 21202, 
Subjects: All Subjects
Links:Website, LinkedIn
I will be a tireless advocate for my clients and work as hard as possible to help them accomplish their goals.
4) American Property Casualty Insurance Association
5) Calpine Energy Solutions LLC
6) CareFirst BlueCross BlueShield
7) Clean Fuels Alliance America
9) CVS Health
10) FanDuel, Inc.
11) InComm Payments
14) Maryland Criminal Defense Attorneys Association
15) Maryland Multi-Housing Association
16) Maryland Thoroughbred Horsemen's Association
17) Mayor and City of Baltimore, The
19) National Association of Ticket Brokers
20) National Council of State Boards of Nursing (NCSBN)
22) Solar Landscape
24) Sunoco L.P.
Jason is a member of the Firm's Government Relations Team, bringing more than 10 years of outstanding experience working with officials in Maryland government.
Prior to joining the Firm, Jason served as a trusted, strategic advisor to Speaker Adrienne A. Jones and to her predecessor, Speaker Michael E. Busch, with whom he developed a deep understanding of the legislative process at the highest level.
Serving as Senior Legislative Counsel from 2012 to 2020, Jason worked with the Speaker and House of Delegates' leadership on a broad array of complex and substantive legislation, with a focus on tax, gaming, procurement, energy, business and economic development issues. He was one of a select few staff that helped manage legislation on the floor of the House.
Jason is known for his thoughtful approach to solving complicated legislative issues and maintains strong relationships among the legislative and executive branches of government. He has worked closely with trade associations of banks, residential rental property owners, thoroughbred horsemen, builders, insurers, and energy, health care and cannabis companies.
Over the years, Jason has provided strategic legal and political advice on a number of high-profile pieces of legislation, including the Racing and Community Development Act of 2020 and multiple statewide frameworks for gaming expansion. He has drafted significant portions of the tax code and has a deep understanding of the State's business tax credit and incentive programs. In his role as Senior Legislative Counsel, Jason worked closely with legislative leadership and their staffs, while maintaining close working relationships with senior staff in the Senate of Maryland and Governor's Office, as well.
Prior to joining the Speaker's staff, Jason spent four years working as a nonpartisan attorney for the Department of Legislative Services, including two as Counsel to the House Ways and Means Committee.
Jason is admitted to the Maryland Bar.
410-366-1500
2423 Maryland Avenue, Baltimore, MD, 21218, 
Subjects: All Subjects
Links:Website, LinkedIn
Caitlin E. McDonough is an attorney and registered lobbyist with over 16 years of experience in Annapolis, working with the Maryland General Assembly and several administrations. Since joining the HJM team in 2012, she has advocated passionately on an array of issues, particularly the development and implementation of fair and reasonable regulatory schemes for new, innovative technologies and business models. McDonough represents a variety of significant industry players, including major pharmaceutical manufacturers, telecommunication and energy service providers, financial institutions, and health and property insurers.
1) AbbVie Inc.
3) Article IV
6) Associated Builders & Contractors
7) Association of Independent Midwives of Maryland (AIMM)
8) Association of Social Work Boards (ASWB) on behalf of National Strategies, LLC
9) Baltimore Gas and Electric Company
10) Benevis, LLC
11) Chesapeake Employers' Insurance Company
12) Cloudforce
13) DoorDash, Inc.
15) Elevance Health, and its Affiliates
18) Family Tree, The
19) Genentech, Inc., a Member of the Roche Group
20) Greater Baltimore Committee
21) Harris Jones & Malone, LLC
22) Housing Opportunity Commission
23) Hudson Group (HG) Retail, LLC
24) HWS LLC dba Henry's Wrecker Service
25) James K. Davis
26) Johns Hopkins
28) JPMorgan Chase Holdings LLC
30) Maryland Association of Community Services (MACS)
33) Maryland Families for Safe Birth
34) Maryland Land Title Association
35) Maryland Oncology Hematology, P.A.
36) Maryland Ready Mix Concrete Association
37) Maryland Zoo in Baltimore, The
39) National Association of Professional Employment Organizations
40) Noresco
41) Orijin
42) P3 Group, The
43) Penn National Gaming, Inc.
44) Philip Morris International
46) Rapid Financial Services, LLC
47) RELX Group
48) Replica, Inc.
50) Sharps Medical Waste Services
53) Stella May Contracting, Inc.
55) Turo, Inc.
56) United Way of Central Maryland, Inc.
57) US Oncology
59) Vertex Pharmaceuticals Incorporated
60) Visit Baltimore
15-20 years
410-366-1500
2423 Maryland Avenue, Suite 100, Baltimore, MD, 21218, 
Subjects: All Subjects
Links:Website, LinkedIn
An experienced lobbyist, Ashlie T. Bagwell joined HJM in 2013. She has served as a government relations professional in Annapolis and throughout Maryland for over 15 years. During that time, Bagwell has represented a large number of clients across a variety of industries and has worked extensively with companies and organizations headquartered and/or located in Montgomery County.
1) AbbVie Inc.
4) Bristol-Myers Squibb Company
5) Elevance Health, and its Affiliates
8) Greater Bethesda Chamber of Commerce
10) Health Facilities Association of Maryland
11) Housing Opportunity Commission
12) HWS LLC dba Henry's Wrecker Service
13) Jewish Community Relations Council of Greater Washington
15-20 years
(850) 510-9922
1454 Vieux Carre Dr, Ste 201, Tallahassee, Florida, 32308-7732, 
(316) 640-1422
825 S KANSAS, STE 502, TOPEKA, KS, 66612, 
(785) 213-0185
825 S KANSAS, STE 502, TOPEKA, KS, 66612, 
410-366-1500
2423 Maryland Avenue, Baltimore, MD, 21218, 
1) AFT-MARYLAND
4) ASSOCIATED BUILDERS & CONTRACTORS
5) BALTIMORE GAS AND ELECTRIC COMPANY
6) BALTIMORE ORIOLES LIMITED PARTNERSHIP
7) CHESAPEAKE EMPLOYERS' INSURANCE COMPANY
8) CLOUDFORCE
11) EMPLOY PRINCE GEORGE'S, INC.
12) GREATER BALTIMORE COMMITTEE
13) HARRIS JONES & MALONE, LLC
15) JOHNS HOPKINS
17) MARINER FINANCE
18) MARYLAND DENTAL HYGIENISTS' ASSOCIATION
19) MARYLAND LAND TITLE ASSOCIATION
20) MARYLAND MINORITY CONTRACTORS ASSOCIATION, INC.
21) MARYLAND PSYCHIATRIC SOCIETY
23) NORFOLK SOUTHERN CORPORATION
24) OMNILERT
25) P3 GROUP, THE
26) PHILIP MORRIS INTERNATIONAL
28) RAPID FINANCIAL SERVICES, LLC
(850) 222-1568
Po Box 10245, Tallahassee, FL, 32302-2245, 
(913) 484-4202
22052 WEST 66TH STREET, SUITE 200, SHAWNEE, KS, 66226, 
1) ALIGNED
(314) 330-8442
450 Conway Village Drive, St. Louis, MO, 63141, 
1) Aligned
3143374317
789 FOREST GREEN DRIVE, O FALLON, IL, 62269, 
(314) 606-0141
PO Box 2221, 112 E High St, Jefferson City, MO, 65101, 
1) Aligned
3) Associated Industries of Missouri
7) Gateway Coalition of Service Providers
8) Kansas City Chiefs Football Club
9) Missouri Appraisers Advisory Council
10) Missouri Association of Counties
11) Missouri Association of School Psychologists
12) Missouri Coalition of Recovery Support Providers (MCRSP)
15) Missouri Railroad Association
16) Missouri Retailers For Fair Competition, Inc.
17) Missouri Rural Water Association
18) Missouri State Alliance of YMCAs
19) Missouri State Medical Association
20) Neurocrine Biosciences, Inc.
21) Sanofi US
22) School Social Workers Association of Missouri
24) Special School District of St. Louis County
25) St. Joseph Area Legislative Coalition
28) Trent Watson
(314) 884-0570
710a Soulard Street, Saint Louis, MO, 63104, 
1) Active and Retired Missouri State Employees (ARMSE)
2) Aligned
5) Binti, Inc.
6) Central States Water Resources
9) Draiver
15) Missouri Chapter of The American Academy of Pediatrics
16) Missouri Council on Economic Education
17) Missouri Psychological Association
18) mLogica
19) MoCann Trade
20) National Law Enforcement Training Center
22) Osage Nation
25) Strategic Capitol Consulting LLC
26) Tier One Tactical Solutions, LLC
410-366-1500
2423 Maryland Avenue, Owings Mills, Baltimore, MD, 21218, 
2) Article IV
4) Associated Builders & Contractors
5) Baltimore Gas and Electric Company
7) Baltimore Orioles Limited Partnership
8) Chesapeake Employers' Insurance Company
9) Community Associations Institute/Maryland Legislative Action Committee
10) DoorDash, Inc.
12) Employ Prince George's, Inc.
13) Family Tree, The
14) Greater Baltimore Committee
15) Harris Jones & Malone, LLC
17) Housing Opportunity Commission
18) HWS LLC dba Henry's Wrecker Service
19) James K. Davis
20) Johns Hopkins
22) JPMorgan Chase Holdings LLC
24) Mariner Finance
25) Maryland Automobile Insurance Fund
28) Maryland Minority Contractors Association, Inc.
29) Maryland Multi-Housing Association
30) Maryland Psychiatric Society
31) Maryland Ready Mix Concrete Association
32) Maryland Zoo in Baltimore, The
36) Mid Atlantic Floor Covering Association, Inc.
37) Noresco
38) Omnilert
39) Orijin
40) OVG Facilities
41) P3 Group, The
42) Philip Morris International
44) Rapid Financial Services, LLC
45) RELX Group
47) Reveal Real Estate Management, LLC
50) United Way of Central Maryland, Inc.
52) Washington Psychiatric Society