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Anderson, Coe & King
5 Star Rating 
1 review
| Biggest office | Baltimore |
| Number of attorneys | 16 |
1 review Anderson, Coe & King Reviews
Current Employee
- Reviewed on August 04, 2017
Pros: You will be in court nearly every day if you work at this firm. You will get to know judges and other lawyers and form invaluable professional contacts.
Cons: The firm demands a lot from you. You will be in the office many late hours into the night. Some attorneys feel unappreciated here.
Current or former employee?: Current Employee
Overview
Anderson, Coe & King’s roots in the Baltimore legal community extend to back to 1866, when, shortly after leaving the Union Army, Pennsylvanian Samuel D. Schmucker moved to Baltimore to launch his legal career. Along with George Whitelock, a Baltimore native, he formed the law firm Schmucker & Whitelock. The pair built a thriving, prosperous practice known for its innovative approach to litigation. Near the turn of the century, the firm changed its name to Whitelock, Deming & Kemp after Mr. Schmucker was elevated to the Maryland Court of Appeals. Following Mr. Whitelock’s death in 1920, the remaining partners, Mr. Deming and Mr. Kemp, merged with Keech, Wright & Carman, creating the firm of Keech, Deming, Kemp & Carman. As was the custom in earlier years, the firm continued to change its name as new partners came aboard and others retired or passed away. Since 1964, however, the firm has been known as Anderson, Coe & King. Though the firm has always been modest in size, it has left a decidedly large imprint on Maryland law, leading the State’s trial bar for more than a century. Over the years, the firm’s lawyers have participated in over 500 reported opinions and handled many high-profile cases for national clients, several of which have been with the firm for over a century.
Practice Areas
Anderson, Coe & King practices law in the following areas and works with its clients to provide the best possible legal solutions.
- Appellate
- Civil Litigation Defense
- Construction Litigation
- Education Law
- Employment Law
- Insurance Coverage
- Medical Malpractice
- Products Liability
- Professional Liability & Licensing
- Workers' Compensation And Employer Liability
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