James Marshall 'Jim' Kramon, co-founder of a Baltimore law firm who engaged in philanthropic work, dies

James Marshall “Jim” Kramon, the co-founder of a Baltimore law firm recalled for his ethical standards, died of a degenerative neurological disease Feb. 25 in Quiogue on Long Island. The former Glyndon and Brooklandville resident was 78.

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