About Robb A.
Robb A. Longman practices law in the District of Columbia and Maryland. He has a layered academic background that combines a graduate specialty in tax law with a traditional law degree and an undergraduate liberal arts education. The sequence of degrees helps explain the technical bent of his practice.
He earned a J.D. from the University of Baltimore School of Law in 2001 and returned to the same institution to complete an LL.M. in Tax in 2003. His undergraduate degree is a B.A. from Hofstra University, awarded in 1997. Those credentials form the foundation for the matters he handles and the advice he gives clients.
Longman is admitted to practice in both Maryland and the District of Columbia. He maintains an office at Longman & Van Grack, LLC, where he handles client work that touches on federal and state law. Over the years his work has required translating technical tax rules into practical options for individuals and organizations.
Colleagues and clients encounter a methodical approach in his files. He tends to present options clearly and to separate immediate compliance needs from longer-term planning. That approach suits problems that combine transactional detail with tax consequences, and it is reflected in the kinds of engagements he accepts.
Outside the written record of degrees and admissions, Longman’s public profile is grounded in steady practice rather than high-profile litigation or widely publicized cases. He works on matters that require attention to both statutory detail and practical implementation. He also deals with client counseling and dispute resolution where tax questions intersect with other areas of law.
He continues to serve clients through Longman & Van Grack, LLC, handling federal and state tax matters, compliance issues and related legal work for individuals and businesses in Maryland and the District of Columbia.
