No. 9: D. Robert Enten

Bob Enten was the ninth-highest billing lobbyist last year, with a total of $863,193. A member of Gordon, Feinblatt, Rothman, Hoffberger & Hollander, LLC, Enten handles a number of clients in the financial services and health care fields.

He represented these firms in 2011:

1325 G Street Associates (Real Estate, state funding for highway projects in Prince George's county); AFSCME Maryland (Public employee union); Agusta Aerospace Corporation (Helicopters, state contracting); Allegheny Energy; Alpharma, LLC (Animal pharmaceuticals, adoption); American Chemistry Council; AT&T; Baltimore Building & Construction Trades Council AFL-CIO; Baltimore Scrap Corp.; Big Steaks Management (Restaurants, smoking ban); Care One Services, Inc. (Nonprofit credit counselors, debt settlement); Century Engineering (Engineering, state contracting); Charm City Development & Gaming, LLC (Slots applicant); Correct RX Pharmacy Services, Inc. (State contracting); CVS/Caremark (Pharmacies); Darden Restaurants (Owns Red Lobster, Capital Grille, Olive Garden); Exelon Corporation (Energy); First Energy Service Company; Fort Howard Management Services, LLC (Redevelopment of Veterans Administration facility in Baltimore County); Glaxo Smith Kline (Pharmaceuticals); Holy Cross Hospital of Silver Spring, Inc.; Howard Research and Development Corp. (Redevelopment of Columbia Town Center); International Business Machines Corporation ("IBM"); Juvenile Products Manufacturers Association (Crib bumper pads); Kaplan Higher Education; Maryland Bankers Association; Maryland Cigar Direct Ship Coalition; Maryland Society of Accountants, Inc.; Maryland State Builders Association; Maryland Thoroughbred Horsemen's Assoc.; Marylanders for Public Research Universities, Inc. (Advocates for University of Maryland East Campus); National Shooting Sports Foundation, Inc.; Pew Charitable Trusts (Voter registration law); Pfizer Inc. (Pharmaceuticals); Procter & Gamble; Property Casualty Insurers Association of America; Property Owners Association of Maryland, Inc.; RAI Services Company (Tobacco); Rels Valuation (Financial services, appraisals); Stevenson University; TBC, Inc. (Advertising, state contracting); Toy Industry Association, Inc.; United Healthcare Services, Inc. (Health insurance); Veolia Transportation