Career
Wolman's documented professional career centers on Blades & Rosenfeld, P.A., a law firm in Baltimore, Maryland, where he worked as a partner. The firm traces its origins to 1921, when Webster S. Blades and Moses W. Rosenfeld established a practice that was initially named Blades, Rosenfeld & Frederick. The founders had legal training at Harvard Law School and the University of Maryland Law School, and for many years the firm remained small, with only three or four attorneys.
The firm became a professional corporation in 1969, making it the first law firm in Maryland to take that form, which is why its name carries the letters P.A. Professional associations of this kind allow licensed attorneys to practice together under a corporate structure. Over the following decades the firm expanded its hiring and added partners who were graduates of the University of Maryland School of Law.
Wolman's own practice, as documented, covered general civil practice, including litigation, corporate matters, estate planning, real estate, probate, and taxation law. These areas reflect the firm's broader character, as it has long been known for expertise in tax, business law, and estate planning and serves individuals, families, and businesses in Maryland.
